Sentence examples for provisions began from inspiring English sources

Only when some of the stimulus provisions began to expire, reflected in a marginal tax rate that falls to 44 or 45 percent from 48 percent, did real wage rates decline quickly and significantly.

Support for the law in Massachusetts rose from 48 percent when it was enacted in 2006 to 58 percent in 2007, when its provisions began to kick in, and 64 percent in 2008.

In spite of appeals by Cornwallis to Teige Wunt, the nizam's men continued to consume provisions, and the army's provisions began to run short.

The siege continued through the autumn, and the Arabs, who customarily did not take along many provisions, began suffering from lack of supplies.

And since several of the Affordable Care Act's coverage provisions began to take effect in 2010, about 16.4 million uninsured people have gained health coverage.

A REVOLUTION in private pension provision began on October 1st.

The planning period is defined to start in 2004 which is when public sector ART provision began in South Africa.

By 2004, when public sector ART provision began, well over 70% of those on ART in the country were in private care.

One senior administration official told the Guardian that Congress was wrong to think that House members could safely vote on the re-authorisation when it returns on 1 June, arguing the sunset provision begins at midnight on 31 May.

Survivors had not eaten for days and helicopters dropped provisions and began a slow evacuation, hampered by drenching rain.

But Congress often extends tax provisions that began with a time limit, and the Obama administration seems quite comfortable with the idea of the tax becoming permanent.