Sentence examples for weak provisions from inspiring English sources

Kat Banyard from the Fawcett Society said there was a gap between the opposition to strip clubs voiced by Harman and Smith and the weak provisions proposed in the bill.

Republicans are likely to pass a repeal bill with weak provisions for existing conditions and no provision for long-term Medicaid.

The industry isn't happy with even the weak provisions in the proposal that would "contain costs" -- which the insurance companies translate into "reduce profits".

Article 118b contains a rather weak provision concerning the dialogue between management and labor at European level.

In too many cases, inspectors are coming across weak provision, characterised by poor outcomes for learners and apprentices, high drop-out rates and sub-standard work experience placements that fail to develop students' industry-specific skills," Wilshaw said.

BAGHDAD — A little more than two weeks before Iraq's provincial elections, there is widening anger that the published version of the election law has only a weak provision to set aside seats for women.

Unauthorized access to communications data is not punishable per se, which is why a private detective who gained access to the cellphone records of Arun Jaitley, a Bharatiya Janata Party leader, has been charged under the weak provision on fraud, rather than invasion of privacy.

So the recommendation that ISPs should seek to control and limit internal access to pooled data is a rather weak provision.

For instance, there is broad bipartisan support for bolstering a ridiculously weak provision asking the Food and Drug Administration to consider legalizing prescription drug purchases from Canada.

The Royal British Legion led other charities and campaign groups in criticising the weaker provisions in the Bill.

McGovern–Hatfield was put up for a vote again in 1971, with somewhat weaker provisions designed to gain more support.