Sentence examples for Key amendments from inspiring English sources

Key amendments to government plans to expand secret courts may have reassured many Liberal Democrats MPs but do not give enough ground to satisfy civil liberties groups.

Key amendments introduced to hCSO involve replacing Levy flight solution space sampling with stochastic random sampling of simpler fat-tailed distributions with dynamic sampling windows that move through the distribution as iterations of the algorithm advance.

The changes were the inclusion of some meaningless rhetoric after key amendments protecting citizens were defeated.

The government subsequently embarked on a "listening exercise", but those of us in the party who proposed the key amendments were very disappointed with the results.

The bill, introduced to the NT parliament by the new minister for territory families, Dale Wakefield, overturns key amendments made by the former Country Liberal government last year.

Although Mr Correa declared victory based on exit polling, the official count has been slow, and two key amendments are on a knife-edge.

At the time, the key amendment was moved by the Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson.

It emerged when the bill passed through the Lords that a key amendment had been drafted by the BPI, which represents UK major record labels.

The key amendment was passed by 159 to 5 votes, as the ruling Fidesz party picked up the support of the far-right Jobbik.

Richard Howitt, the Labour MEP who drafted the key amendment, said: "This is a clear humanitarian appeal to end the bloodshed in Yemen, and call on Saudi Arabia to pursue a political rather than a military solution to the conflict".

One key amendment, sponsored by Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, would ensure that states are allowed to pursue cases against fraud, misrepresentation, deception, false advertising and civil rights violations.