Sentence examples for a specific amendment of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's condemnation of unfair auto loans was the first time he has weighed in with a formal White House statement on a specific amendment of the sweeping financial regulation, and it caught many dealers and industry executives off guard.

But the effort mentioned by Coburn is organized not around a specific amendment, but rather a specific subject: "limiting the power and jurisdiction of the federal government".

"We did not go to him with a specific amendment," she says.

The resolutions call for an amendment on a particular topic but don't endorse any specific amendment language.

The 7th Circuit Court found a specific First Amendment right to record police officers.

A district judge struck down the law in 2008, and an appeals court in 2009 ruled, in part, that the law was a "selective taxation scheme" that singled out nude dancing and a specific class of "First Amendment speakers".

These feed-forward loops appear to be a Bacilli-specific amendment.

Perhaps as a nation of sensible citizens, we can all begin to look at gun violence in the same way--that our strict adherence to a specific interpretation of the second amendment isn't worth the cost.

For the purpose of investigating the suitability of specific amendments for improving leaching and reclamation, soil percolation column studies were conducted to assess the influence of amendments on cation exchange, the potential for the release of cations and changes in hydraulic conductivity of the soil.

Instead of referring to a specific number of refugees, the new amendment attempts to skirt the claim of financial implications by saying how many will be accepted, "shall be determined by the government in consultation with local authorities".

His representatives had provided 'extensive clarification', but Rabat 'intended to propose in writing specific amendments to the texts of the protocols'.