Sentence examples for recovery provision from inspiring English sources

Breyer also contended that a broader interpretation of the recovery provision was in keeping with "the IDEA's statutorily defined purposes".

Mr. Foley added that the Treasury's recovery provision won't necessarily cover employees who earn more than the top five executives, like top-producing sales representatives or heads of highly profitable subsidiaries.

In an opinion written by Justice Samuel A. Alito, the Supreme Court reversed the Second Circuit's decision, holding that the recovery provision of the IDEA applied only to attorneys' fees.

The recovery provision of the IDEA, however, "does not even hint that acceptance of IDEA funds makes a State responsible for reimbursing prevailing parents for services rendered by experts".

The Manufacturing Recovery Provisions Tax Credit - a 30% tax credit for investment in advanced energy property manufacturing facilities.

"Without recovery provisions, CARA will not only be weaker as a whole, but will prolong the crisis of addiction by not providing the critical support in communities across our nation where it is needed most," reads the Faces & Voices letter.

The asset-recovery provision of Medicaid, nicknamed the "clawback" provision, was enacted in 1993 by Congress in response to rising Medicaid administrative costs.

The asset-recovery provisions in the UN's Convention against Corruption form a basic framework, but the process is still littered with obstacles: in a report in 2011, the World Bank and UN counted 29 hurdles.

Also, backup and disaster-recovery provisions can be lacking.

As patients are now in charge of preoperative preparation and recovery, information provision is a challenge for day surgery.

The strongest evidence for effectiveness on physical recovery was provision of a self-help manual, supported by expert staff, during the weeks after ICU discharge.