Sentence examples similar to a distinct amendment from inspiring English sources
In all these cases, increase in olive waste amendment has a distinct adverse effect on earliness; interestingly enough, this seems to be (at least partly) mitigated when composted TPOMW was used instead.
"Our bill contains over a hundred and forty-seven distinct Republican amendments," Senator Tom Harkin, of Iowa, reminded his summit colleagues.
Sharing a photo "is a distinct issue because of the strong connection to the first amendment, where we don't necessarily want the government calling balls and strikes", Citron said.
Known as the Meech Lake Accord, the amendment is designed to mollify Quebec by declaring it to be a "distinct society," permitting it to set its own policy in certain cultural areas.
There is a distinct difference between assisting suicide and assisting death, and this is one of the reasons we fully support Lord Falconer's amendment to the coroners and justice bill, because it clarifies this distinction in law.
A distinct resistance to potential.
A distinct possibility, no doubt.
Each has a distinct personality.
He has a distinct audience.
