Sentence examples for some key provisions from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that some key provisions in the Green New Deal call only for "technologically feasible" changes.

Meanwhile, some key provisions can be altered expeditiously, either by legislation, interim executive fiat or national consensus.

Some key provisions were, in fact, ones that union officials had already put in place in New York City and so, as Mr. Carroll noted, were hardly the result of tough bargaining.

But as Mr Abbott's government has languished in opinion polls for much of 2014, failing to steer some key provisions from its first budget through the Senate, it is hoping this get-tough policy on asylum-seekers will score it political points.

Some key provisions of the legislation consisted of amendments to the Wiretap Act (1968; amended 1986 and 1994), which had prohibited eavesdropping by the government on private face-to-face, telephone, and electronic communications except as authorized by court order in narrowly defined circumstances in cases of serious crimes.

Here are some key provisions of the Senate bill, which is expected to be introduced shortly.

Here are some other key provisions in the new tax law that affect high-income or high-net-worth individuals: PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS Until last year, personal exemptions were phased out for high-income taxpayers ($254,350 or more for married couples in 2011).

Would keep some of its key provisions.

What are some of the key provisions of the CHOICE Act, as currently drafted?

See how the states have sided on some of the key provisions of the Affordable Care Act.

Now a concerted effort to repeal some of its key provisions is being made only a month after the stock market's plunge on Oct. 19.