Sentence examples for to two provisions from inspiring English sources

But the complex and costly bill is all but certain to be radically rewritten when it reaches the Senate because of opposition there to two provisions: $21 billion in new taxes, mostly on the oil industry, and a mandate that electric utilities must generate 15percentt of their power from alternative sources, like wind or solar.

The violations Mr. Turner admitted to relate to three provisions of the city's ethics code.

In his latest signing statement, Mr. Obama also objected to five provisions in which Congress required consultations and set out criteria over matters involving diplomatic negotiations about such matters as a security agreement with Afghanistan, saying that he would interpret the provisions so as not to inhibit "my constitutional authority to conduct the foreign relations of the United States".

By limiting such initial exploration to three provisions I don't mean to rule out other potential federal and state problems.

He agreed to surrender the arsenal as long as the governor agreed to three provisions: The governor would take possession of the arsenal in the name of the United States.

A Canadian court recently accepted a constitutional challenge to three provisions of Canadian sex work law: keeping a common bawdy house, or brothel, communicating for the purposes of prostitution and living on the avails of the trade.

The statement went on to clarify the organization's approach to one provision of the act.

Insurers strenuously object to one provision of the rules that requires them to maintain a single deductible for all medical and mental health services combined.

Gary Locke, the commerce secretary whose department houses the census, objected to one provision that called for the director to report directly to the secretary rather than to a midlevel commerce official, saying that it undercuts a secretary's prerogative to organize the department.

The company recently had to use two provisions built into its debt that are intended to conserve cash.

So they are trying to reconcile two provisions.