Sentence examples for provisions and allow from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daschle later introduced legislation that would repeal some of the more contentious provisions and allow Americans to import cheaper drugs from Canada and Western Europe.

"Leader Reid should appoint conferees on the long-term bill and the House should pass an extension that locks in the thousands of Keystone XL pipeline jobs, prevents any disruption in the payroll tax holiday or other expiring provisions, and allows Congress to work on a solution for the longer extensions," McConnell continued.

Half measures won't get us anywhere: neoliberalism is deliberately designed to increase inequalities, destroy state provision and allow corporations to charge us much more for things than when they were in public ownership, like our utilities and our railways.

While the utility of these measurements are debatable, they offer insight into service provision and allow for comparisons across trauma types within the system.

The company beat back a proxy fight from investor Ron Burkle in September as shareholders voted down the billionaire's proposal to modify its "poison pill" provision and allow him to increase his 19% stake in the bookseller.

Allowing the identification of services and GIS mapping of utilisation, the app will identify location provision-clusters and allow residents to search and locate services.

This goal motivates the surge in managed care in the United States, which unites the functions of insurance and provision, and allows for active management of the care that is delivered.

The Republican bill modifies that provision and allows insurers to charge their eldest enrollees up to five times as much as their youngest.

The cases provided us with a rich empirical understanding of a new phenomenon in the field of long-term care and its relation to demand-based care provision and allowed us to start building insights and theory in relation to demand-based care provision.

ICU policy should give healthcare professionals the capacity to learn to communicate with relatives effectively on the work floor, should stimulate sufficient information provision to relatives and allow a certain degree of family participation in patients' care.

Under current law, various tax provisions and tactics allow companies to reduce or defer taxes by shifting ever more production and profits overseas.