Sentence examples for remove the provisions from inspiring English sources

The amendments would remove the provisions making it harder for asylum seekers to prove their claims and expanding speedy deportations.

The administration backs the idea behind the bill, but is pushing hard to remove the provisions that most upset the Russians.

Those excised proposals reduced the savings of the bill for the strapped state by about $220 million, and the prison population reductions by about 11,000 inmates, said the speaker, Karen Bass, a Democrat who led negotiations last week to remove the provisions.

Worried that the restriction would spark a contentious floor debate, Democrats agreed to remove the provision.

Mr. Burkle sued Barnes & Noble in Delaware's Court of Chancery to remove the provision.

Airline executives have lobbied against the measure, and members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee have said they will try to remove the provision.

According to the MTI, the Hungarian national news service, the government would remove the provision about special taxes from the constitution.

Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, the ranking Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the agreement to remove the provision was reached after several days of intense negotiations with Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the committee's Democratic chairman.

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, had proposed to remove the provision that for the first time would give tribal courts jurisdiction over non-Native Americans who commit a domestic-violence crime on Indian land or against a Native American woman.

In a statement, the administration said that it "strongly objects to the addition of $485 million" for the development of an extra engine for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, and that it will work with Congress to remove the provision from the bill.

Nevertheless, it was important for Craigslist to remove the provision because claiming an exclusive license to the user's posts — to the exclusion of everyone, including the original poster — would have harmed both innovation and users' rights, and would have set a terrible precedent.