Sentence examples for provisions to lower from inspiring English sources

After the 2006 reform Massachusetts passed a few minor provisions to lower costs.

Its fifth tranche of national security laws, which were introduced into parliament before it rose for summer break, included provisions to lower the age at which police control orders could apply from 16 to 14.

House Democratic leaders urged party members to publicize benefits of the legislation, including provisions to lower prescription drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries and to provide tax credits to small businesses to help them buy insurance for employees.

Addressing concerns about how to maintain high-quality care while reaching all eligible patients will require adequate training, ongoing support, and rigorous monitoring of future efforts to shift ART provision to lower cadres of health workers.

It is also the single most impactful element in personal comfort (an oft-ignored element of the value electricity provides).The similarities between Nigeria and the low electricity consumption per capita countries I listed above extend from poor electricity provision to lower life expectancy and health expectations for citizens.

Meanwhile, the Shura Council, the upper house of Parliament, has proposed a "judicial reform" law whose main provision is to lower the retirement age of judges throughout the country from 70 to 60.

Through such provisions, the government hopes to lower parents' concerns regarding child-rearing expenses and to promote higher birth rates.

Last year Congress extended a temporary provision, first passed in 2007, to lower the 6.8 percent interest rate on newly issued Stafford loans for low-income undergraduate borrowers to 3.4 percent, for one year.

The reserve reduction strategy has been a favorite of the major banks this quarter, as they have all taken advantage of the improved economy to lower loan-loss provisions.

2012: Provisions to encourage healthcare providers to lower costs took effect.

The aim of this study was to carry out an exploration of postpartum women's views about the maternal health services (pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum period) they received at health facilities in order to identify where gaps in service provision may lead to lower quality of service and increased risks associated with maternal morbidity and mortality in rural Tanzania.