Sentence examples for provisions introduced from inspiring English sources

In France provisions introduced in 2003 have made tax incentives available to encourage support for the arts and corporate giving to public collections.

Most recently approved by the Alec board in 2013, it provides for the repeal of any minimum wage provisions introduced by local elected bodies within a state, claiming that increases "threaten many businesses with a loss of employees".

Recent government provisions, introduced as part of Theresa May's "hostile environment" for illegal migrants, include making it illegal for landlords to rent properties to undocumented migrants and charging migrants for hospital services.

Others face deportation, under the "character test" provisions introduced in 2014, to countries where they have few or no ties other than that it was their place of birth.

The overhauled offence provisions, introduced to the House of Representatives in December just hours after marriage equality became law, form part of the Coalition government's broader crackdown on treason, espionage and foreign interference.

To offset the various revenue-losing provisions introduced Thursday, House tax writers opted to increase tax rates on foreign assets that multinational corporations move back to the United States.

The "CRAFT beverage modernization" provision, introduced by Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, would lower the tax rate on beer produced in the United States, particularly for small breweries.

But the figures also showed a fall-off in the proportion of eligible families claiming free school meals, which some blame on the universal infant FSM provision introduced in 2014 removing the incentive for parents to sign up for FSM.

In 2011 the constitution was amended to get rid of a provision, introduced in 1996 because of the chronic mutual distrust between the two big parties and their leaders, for neutral caretaker administrations to oversee elections.

And the defense appropriations bill, which could come up for final action in the Senate today, includes a provision introduced in the House that would prevent the Pentagon from tightening its rules for on-base insurance sales until at least a year after the delivery of the G.A.O.

But the mechanism for those savings has come not from Mr. Bush's proposals but from a provision introduced in 1995 by a Democratic legislator requiring state officials to adjust rates ahead of time to account for the effects of tort reform, like lower settlements for injury claims.