Sentence examples for provisions over the from inspiring English sources

There are many polarizing aspects of the immigration debate, including provisions over the "dreamers" (young immigrants brought to this country without legal papers), low-skilled agricultural workers, the possible creation of a guest-worker program and the length of the process for illegal immigrants to come forward and eventually attain legal status as citizens.

NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Wednesday about the Congressional Budget Office's new cost estimates for the law overhauling health care misstated the projected net costs of the law's insurance coverage provisions over the 11 years from 2012 through 2022.

"The safety provisions over the last few years have gone through the roof.

His chef's jacket  has his company name and logo (Rancho La Merced Provisions) over the left breast but the California bear on the collar.

Ryan has repeatedly emphasized the importance of those provisions over the last few days to the press and his members, calling it a "huge win".

Philip's militant response meant the occupation of much of the upper provinces by troops of, or hired by, Habsburg Spain and the constant ebb and flow of Spanish men and provisions over the Spanish road from northern Italy, through the Burgundian lands, to and from Flanders.

As in the V3D case, Nemo is an application provisioned and installed over-the-air on commercial smartphones, and it calculates KPIs for professional customer experience monitoring of wireless network performance and services from the end-user point of view.

The documents, and a steadily rising number of children in special provision over the last six years, appear to back him up.

"We hand in mind a gradual provisioning over the next five years," said Pierre Tissot of Lombard Odier in Geneva.

He says part of the reason the college has been spending on marketing is to attract more fee-paying students to help subsidise "more charitable provision" over the long term.

Hovering above all this is the increasingly ferocious global financial meltdown, which could threaten to derail Uganda's national health budgets – half of which are now funded by the international community – and undermine all progress made in healthcare provision over the past decade.