Sentence examples for addition to the amendment from inspiring English sources

The company, which is based in Murray Hill, N.J., is seeking to complete the financing deal by Feb. 22, and has already agreed to use its assets to back a new $4.5 billion credit line, in addition to the amendment of a $2 billion credit line.

In addition to the amendment to the armed-services budget that she sponsored with Lindsey Graham, Clinton has co-sponsored measures with Gordon Smith, Republican of Oregon, to promote careers in nursing; with Don Nickles, Republican of Oklahoma, to extend unemployment benefits; and with John Warner, Republican of Virginia, to assist people caring for elderly or disabled relatives.

In addition to the Missouri amendment, which would require voter approval, Florida, Kansas, South Carolina and other states are considering similar rules.

While the trade organizations remain stalwart in supporting the rights of tobacco marketers to sell legal products to adults, many members of the agency association have become increasingly outspoken in urging that the health implications of smoking be considered in addition to the First Amendment issues.

In addition to the moratoriums, the amendment contains features that may appease some opponents of the law by serving to curb development, but developers and advocates of moderate-income housing are concerned that production of such units will be curtailed when the need is high and the cost of market-rate housing is at a peak.

In addition to the clear, broad Fourth Amendment violations, opponents cite the reality that information, once gathered, can be disseminated anywhere for any purpose.

In addition to the protection of the First Amendment, most Indian religions are covered by treaties, some older than the Constitution.

(As noted elsewhere in the article, the last addition to the Constitution was the 27th Amendment, dealing with Congressional pay, which was ratified in May 1992, two centuries after being approved by Congress in 1789).

In addition to the initial offering plan, any amendments would also be made available as approved and would be searchable.

But it has to wrap up by 4pm, the government itself has tabled dozens of its own amendments (in addition to the ones tabled by rebel backbenchers) and, at this stage, it is not clear how many votes we will actually get.

Frank Field, Labour MP for Birkenhead who chaired the joint committee on the draft modern slavery bill, said he thought the recent supply chain amendment was a positive addition to the bill.