Sentence examples for provisions dropped from inspiring English sources

Two provisions dropped in the early 1980's clearly would have made the current episode easier for consumers.

Opposition leaders said they would try to restore provisions dropped from the government's intial draft that would cap the compensation labour courts can award for unfair dismissal.

The use of "pay for play," "drag along" and "ratchet antidilution" provisions dropped in the last year's fourth-quarter, according to a survey by Cooley Godward, a law firm.

The second provision dropped from the bill would have given prosecutors powerful new tools to pursue public corruption cases.

Tenant advocates, who had hoped to see that provision dropped, called it a "poor tax" on the people least able to pay.

He added: "Some councils will struggle to maintain their statutory responsibilities whilst others will simply see the level of service provision drop significantly".

Sadly, these criminal provisions were dropped by Senators Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Sam Brownback in the trafficking reauthorization bill they recently introduced.

After sustained objection by all sides of the house and after concerted pressure by human rights campaigners, these provisions were dropped from the bill.

Leonidas Ralph Mecham, the director of the Administrative Office of the Courts, who had been a forceful proponent of the monitoring plan, sent a letter this week to Judge Edwin L. Nelson, the chairman of a special judges' committee that had formulated the plan, asking that most of its provisions be dropped.

As The Hill also notes regarding the the crossover, "some transparency provisions were dropped from the House version".

Many of the provisions were dropped after Pyongyang temporarily rejoined the six-party talks.