Sentence examples for provisions designed by from inspiring English sources
One of its central provisions, designed by the Labor Department, was to make it easier for employers to auto-enroll employees into defined-contribution retirement savings plans like the 401(k).
Since the 1970s a growing number of environmental treaties have incorporated provisions designed to encourage their adoption by developing countries.
Other states including Arkansas, South Dakota and Tennessee have also introduced secrecy provisions designed to foil the boycott by keeping the identities of suppliers hidden.
The act also includes anti-monopoly provisions, designed to protect small growers and prevent the industry from being taken over by massive corporations.
::(b) agreement provisions designed to preclude confusion, i.e. limitations on continued use of the marks by each party.
Introduced by Senate President John Cullerton and standoffishly sponsored by House Majority Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, SB 397 amends the state's income tax law with provisions designed to directly benefit these two corporations.
The Senate and House have moved to change the situation by placing in a corporate responsibility bill a provision designed to protect corporate whistle-blowers by preventing public companies from "discharging or otherwise discriminating against" employees who disclose information to federal regulators, Congress or their own supervisors.
A proportion of patients may, however, require long-term (potentially life-long) secure forensic psychiatric care but their needs may not be met by existing service provision designed for faster throughput.
The MBA reserved its "strong[est]" wrath for the (pathetically weak - and deliberately unenforceable) proposed guideline provision designed to reduce the endemic fraud by originators of "liar's" loans.
But the Wall Street reform legislation signed into law by President Obama includes a far-reaching provision designed to reduce the horrific violence.
The result of a reliability-based analysis of the new code provisions indicated that steel roof members designed by the Japanese Building Code appear to have a lower reliability against snow load compared to roof members designed by codes in the United States, Canada or Western Europe.
