Sentence examples for version of the provision from inspiring English sources

After the criticism, the House adopted a modified version of the provision in July expanding the number of universities that would qualify.

A version of the provision proposed by the House Armed Forces Committee would establish an expansive standard for the categories of groups that the United States may single out for military action, potentially making it easier for the United States to kill large numbers of low-level militants in places like Somalia.

Wednesday evening, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said the compromise measure contains a "modified" version of the Buy America provision that is "pretty much along the Senate lines".

Upon returning to the Senate, the upper house insisted on its version of the design provision.

An eight-item shortened version of the Social Provisions Scale 31 was used to measure the level of social support that the PMK received in guidance, reliable alliance, and attachment.

In addition, their dependence on trade and opposition to protectionism make them reluctant to impose any version of the "Buy American" provision in the United States stimulus plan so as to keep more of the spending at home.

Here's why: One of the most important elements in the Senate version of the resolution authority provision is that shareholders, and potentially debtholders, could be completely wiped out in the event that the government took over their institution.

The are some differences in the House and Senate versions of the Magnitsky provision.

Pressed on how Republicans could overcome opposition to the bill among Democrats in the Senate, Mr. Lee said he hoped conservative Democrats would join with Senate Republicans to pass the House version of the bill with the provision to defund the health care law intact.

The new version of the bill contained provisions that more explicitly protects religious leaders, institutions, and their programs from legal action if they refuse to officiate or provide facilities for a same-sex marriage or couple as a matter of their doctrine.

"However, we do have concerns with the current version of the bill, particularly the provisions which mean that a couple legally married in England or Wales will have their relationship only recognised as a civil partnership in Northern Ireland," he said.