Sentence examples for provisions less than from inspiring English sources
A15 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 New York Budget Changed Late and Out of Public Eye Lawmakers and Governor Pataki revised key parts of the state's budget in secret negotiations, adding several spending provisions, less than two weeks after they celebrated the first on-time budget in 21 years.
The FedEx Freight segment includes the provision of less-than-truckload freight services across all lengths of haul.
One of the fundamentals of public economics is that the free market – the interplay of individual supply and demand decisions mediated through the price system – will result in the provision of less than the collectively optimal level of public goods.
Negative attitudes toward individuals with psychosocial disabilities have been cited as an important barrier, leading to poor communication with primary care providers and the provision of less than adequate care (40).
One was 'Very happy with provision of less than full time training, which has helped myself and my family considerably' (08 11) and another described her flexible training as a 'fantastic scheme which should be more widely available to allow young mothers like myself to progress in the medical profession' (08 12).
He actively worked against the Sunningdale agreement, signed in late 1973, whose power-sharing provisions were wrecked less than a year later by a loyalist strike.
This Title added new Articles 102a through 109m to the Treaty Establishing the European Community (EC Treaty), and couched within these dense and often difficult to decipher provisions was nothing less than a revolution-the establishment of monetary union and the introduction of a single currency for the Member States of the European Union.
Others have suggested that the law is a ploy to lure them into the open and have them killed.In this section Hard to make friends A hint of political compromise at last A cracked nation holds its breath Let's all arrest one another A serious rival, at last? ReprintsIn fact, the law's precise provisions may count less than the signal sent by its passage.
She said: "Sir Michael has said from the outset that any provision that is less than good is not acceptable.
"Sir Michael has said from the outset any provision that is less than good is not acceptable.
