Sentence examples for vital provision from inspiring English sources

Mr Newmark's government can't have it both ways, expecting charities to fill in where government has failed to make vital provision for those that need help in society, and trying at the same time to silence legitimate criticism.

The Senate offers the better version because it also includes badly needed repairs to the federal public corruption law affecting all levels of government — a vital provision the House struck from its measure.

Face-to-face teaching of trainees and junior doctors is also important, as is the vital provision of interventional radiology, particularly for emergency cases.

The latest Big Business tactic is to attack the provision of the Employee Free Choice Act that guarantees workers who form a union a fair first contract -- a vital provision, because more than 50percentt of workers who form a union don't have a contract after one year and more than a third still don't have a contract after two years.

Unions are especially concerned about two less-noticed but vital provisions of the bill.

The House has struck two vital provisions from the Senate's ban on insider trading.

It would contain the House's vital provisions for extending unemployment benefits and providing more aid to states.

The House legislation, however, is missing two vital provisions that are in the Senate bill that won overwhelming approval last week.

With no access to Hsiao Lin by road, helicopters dropped vital provisions from the air, for anyone that might have survived.

The Pakistani Taliban have begun to focus increasingly on choking off the supply path through Pakistan, which is used to take over 70% of military equipment, food, fuel and other vital provisions to western soldiers across the border.

The Pakistani Taliban have begun to focus increasingly on choking off the supply path through Pakistan, which is used to take more than 70% of military equipment, food, fuel and other vital provisions to western soldiers across the border.