Sentence examples for again amended from inspiring English sources

In 1820 Congress again amended the city charter to allow qualified residents male property owners to elect a mayor.

In 2004 the National Assembly again amended the constitution to extend Lahoud's six-year term of office by three years.

The PCB's investigation comes after the International Cricket Council again amended the result of the August 2006 England-Pakistan Test at The Oval.

First amended and overwhelmingly approved by the House on April 7, the bill was again amended by the Senate to empower the Ethics Commission's director in the finders fee process.

Similarly, Mr. Flake called Mr. Rubio, "extremely important to this effort," and he agreed that any immigration legislation should have to go through "regular order" — meaning it will be marked up in committee and then again amended on the floor of the Senate.

The first international convention concerning the carriage of goods by rail was concluded in Berne in 1890 and came into operation in 1893; after World War I it was replaced by a new convention concluded in 1924, which was again amended by a convention signed in Rome in 1933.

One possible outcome is that Groupon will need to again amend its I.P.O.

In 2011, senators should pull back the curtain on Senate obstruction and once again amend the filibuster rules.

Groupon continued to respond to criticism over its financial disclosures on Friday, once again amending its prospectus ahead of its highly anticipated offering.

While still at the scene during a later interview with Hibbs, Devitt once again amends his account.

A report from the NSW Legislative Council's standing committee on law and justice last year found that the act is unclear and should again be amended so as to broaden the definition of "adduced".