Sentence examples for provisions to change from inspiring English sources

Instead, a reconciliation measure would include only provisions to change the Senate-passed bill in ways reflecting compromises with the House and the White House.

The proposals, which will appear on the November ballot and are backed by tax reform groups in Colorado, contain provisions to change the state's tax code.

It also includes a provision to change teacher seniority rules that has the support of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who has rejected Mr. Cuomo's proposed legislation in that area.

But what about you?" ACCURACY -- The commercial relies on an Oct. 8 report in The Daily News and, in the case of AARP, an Oct. 15, 1998, article in The News and Record of Greensboro, N.C., quoting officials of the organization reacting to a bill Mr. Lazio had introduced in 1998 that included a provision to change safety and construction standards for manufactured housing.

"I have spent time engaging with a number of different stakeholders, including the PSNI and a broad range of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and believe that before making any provision to change the law, much more detailed research is needed," he said.

The DAPA action also included a provision to change DACA.

Guskey (2002) is correct to propose that professional development provisions need to change teachers' classroom practices and student learning in order to change teachers' beliefs and attitudes towards professional development.

This may come as a relief to some families who are affected by ASD, and as the provisions continue to change, there is plenty of room for improvement.

In addition to the new federal regulatory structure for health insurance companies that are selling plans to individuals, families and small businesses, the law is packed with provisions designed to change the way health care is delivered and financed.

By 2020, traditional enrolment numbers were dropping significantly and the model of provision needed to change rapidly if 'second tier' universities were to remain viable.

This is the largest survey of public attitudes to incentive provision aiming to change lifestyle behaviours and was conducted by an independent company with an international reputation for conducting surveys of this type.