Sentence examples for To amendments from inspiring English sources
noun
An alteration or change for the better; correction of a fault or of faults; reformation of life by quitting vices.
THERE were amendments to this, amendments to that, even amendments to amendments.
But he did leave the door open to amendments if the commission insisted.
An incorrect reference to amendments made to these explanations has been removed.
It will be a choice between abstaining and voting for it, subject to amendments".
For transition rules relating to amendments made by section 3(a)(1)(B) of Pub.
On Tuesday, the Moscow government gave preliminary approval to amendments that would fully legalize the name change.
But Ms. Veneman said the rules would be subject to amendments that the new administration will propose next month.
The Senate and House versions were identical as introduced in April by now differ due to amendments.
On the future of press regulation, he said there was a risk that legislation could lead to amendments being made and parliament encroaching its way into the structure.
A spokesman for McConnell said the plan in the Senate is still to bring up that bill, despite bipartisan opposition to it, and open the floor to amendments.
We experimentally tested the response of C. aquatilis to amendments with peat-mineral-mix (PM) on oil sand sediments (CT and TS).
