Sentence examples for two important provisions from inspiring English sources

Bowing to veto threats from the White House, Congress stripped from an otherwise admirable energy bill two important provisions on alternative fuels.

The bill would have had much greater impact if the Senate had not killed two important provisions opposed by the White House and its big industrial contributors.

The version of the National Defense Authorization Act approved this week by the Senate contains two important provisions promoting equitable treatment of women.

Watchdog groups and some lawmakers said the changes had weakened the bill by killing two important provisions that were added last month after a freewheeling debate on the Senate floor in early February.

One important provision allows for fines against polluters to increase daily until a violation is corrected.

Briefly, one important provision of the new law forbids insurers from putting a cap of less than $750,000 on the care a person can get in one year.

One important provision of the law was the creation of the Independent Payment Advisory Board, which must propose reforms if Medicare spending exceeds the target rate of growth.

Shelby County v. Holder concerned the two most important provisions of the Voting Rights Act, Sections 4 and 5. Section 4 created a formula, initially based on the results of the 1964 election, for identifying states and counties that had a history of discrimination against African-Americans.

There was a distinct suite of traits absent from intensely used habitats and those same traits were associated with the two most important provisioning services in the region (firewood and construction).

What would the terms be?" In addition to buying up SBA-guaranteed loans in the secondary market, Obama announced the commencement of two important small-business provisions in the stimulus package: First, all fees associated with generating new SBA loans ranging between 2% and 3.7% for 7a loans and 1.5% for 504 loans will be waived until the end of 2009.

After a tour of the law's restrictions on trading of toxic derivatives, he noted that one of its most important provisions is one that Mitt Romney continues to oppose: "It says if these big banks crater again, there will be no bailout, there will be a structured orderly bankruptcy process," he said.