Sentence examples for two significant provisions from inspiring English sources

The Defense of Marriage Act, signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996, has two significant provisions.

One significant provision that did pass was a fuel standard that would require a mix resulting in fewer greenhouse gas emissions by 2020--say 2020--say 2020--saypercentage of byofuels.

"It's really one of the most significant provisions" in the Affordable Care Act, said Jonathan Gruber, the M.I.T. economist who played an influential role in shaping the law.

Instead, like nearly every other district attorney in the state, she expressed concerns about one of its most significant provisions: giving judges the authority to send many of those charged with drug crimes to treatment programs instead of prison.

Mark Dubowitz, executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, a Washington-based group that has strongly advocated economic sanctions on Iran, said one of the legislation's most significant provisions was its expansion of blacklisted companies to all those controlled by the government of Iran, which could number in the hundreds.

A10 World Briefing A9 NATIONAL A12-20 Democratic Patients' Bill Gains Momentum in Senate Senate Democrats won two significant victories as the Senate rejected Republican challenges to provisions of a Democratic bill to define patients' rights for more than 180 million Americans.

There are two significant things to consider: 1) Compliance with the employment provisions in the ADA, or Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the ADAAA ADAasAmendedded) is required at 15 employees.

Statutory Ambiguity The provisions of the Code are ambiguous in two significant areas.

Senate Democrats won two significant victories today as the Senate rejected Republican challenges to provisions of a Democratic bill to define patients' rights for more than 180 million Americans.

Two significant policy shifts have been observed in government-organised ART provision.

But many other significant provisions are tucked into the act's deepest recesses.