Udall's proposal to strike the provision allowing for those suspected of terrorism to be held indefinitely was struck down 61-37, while Feinstein's stipulation that the provision apply only to non-Americans captured "abroad" was shot down 55-45.
Another, often called the library provision, allows for court-approved access to a wide swath of a suspect's personal information, including library records.
The Title III provision allows for a court debt restructuring process akin to U.S. bankruptcy protection.
This provision allows for the dissolution of registered organizations considered to be threats to public peace, welfare or good order.
This provision allows for the battery pack to either be repaired or replaced if the battery life reduces quicker than anticipated over the five years warranty period.
The approach, backed by decent state childcare provision, allows for high levels of female employment.
One important provision allows for fines against polluters to increase daily until a violation is corrected.
The provision allows illegal immigrants to apply for residency while remaining in the United States, provided they pay a $1,000 penalty.
The provision allows seniors and those who qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance to deduct medical costs such as prescription drugs when submitting income information to determine if they qualify for food stamps.
