Sentence examples for restore provisions from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders said they would try to restore provisions dropped from the government's intial draft that would cap the compensation labour courts can award for unfair dismissal.

He also says the company will be working hard to restore provisions in the US Freedom Act currently before Congress.

Speier said she is already working with House Republicans and Democrats to take action in the next Congress to restore provisions in the House bill that were taken out by the Senate, namely relating to discrimination settlements and having a front-end investigation.

Regarding significance of farmer's perception about PES impact on farm productivity, the PES design aimed at rehabilitating degraded agro-ecosystems to restore provision of ecosystem services especially provisioning services like food and enough clean water required by sellers and buyers of the ESs, respectively.

Among the restored provisions is a requirement that beverage companies give 80percentt of the nickel deposits that are not claimed by consumers to the state, instead of keeping the money.

"We will be working hard to restore those provisions".

The budget would restore two provisions that the Bush cuts were slowly, if temporarily, phasing out: One denies personal exemptions to high-income folks, and the other applies a haircut to the deductions they can claim.

Voting Rights: This year, our supporters sent over 90,000 letters to Congress in support of the Voting Rights Amendment Act (VRAA), legislation to restore key provisions of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) of 1965.

Mr. Baker now wants to restore a provision in his bill that called for fund boards to have independent trustees as chairmen, a requirement the industry did not support.

Democrats said they saw the Republican reversal on drilling as a temporary ploy, predicting that House and Senate leaders would restore the provision and then squeeze moderates to back the final bill.

Although the Restoration brought a reversion to the 1633 position, in 1696 new legislation restored the provisions of 1646, together with means of enforcement "more suitable to the age".