Sentence examples for agreed amendment from inspiring English sources

The agreed amendment would require a judge in the family division of the high court to confirm that a terminally ill patient with less than six months to live had reached "a voluntary, clear, settled and informed" decision to control the time and manner of their death.

A key point of its announcement was news that Mouchel had agreed amendments to its banking facilities, thus avoiding a breach of its covenants.

And it will be put through Parliament and House of Lords scrutiny in the coming months, allowing for MPs and Peers to debate its measures and propose and vote on amendments — before any vote on a final bill, incorporating any agreed amendments, can take place.

Maria Miller, the culture secretary, is understood to have told the industry that she cannot stop the Labour party and Liberal Democrats joining forces to agree amendments to future legislation if the press refuses to abide by the new system.

During the debate MPs agreed an amendment to the bill ensuring Gibraltarians would be included in the proposed EU referendum.

But Monday's bill passed with a Labor-agreed amendment which stipulates the Coalition's change should only apply to environmental approvals made up to 31 December this year.

The government and crossbench also agreed on amendments to increase accountability for auditors of unions.

To determine whether Israel fully withdraws, United Nations officials will use a 1923, internationally recognized line between Israel and Lebanon, with mutually agreed upon amendments.

At 2am the registered organisations commission bill passed the Senate with One Nation, NXT and Hinch's support after the government agreed to amendments to protect union whistleblowers.

Opponents claimed the PRI broke campaign-spending limits.See articleBolivia's Congress agreed constitutional amendments to allow an early general election in December, to be followed by a constituent assembly and a referendum on regional autonomy next year.

RABAT, April 9 (Reuters) - Morocco's government has agreed to amendments from parliament to widen the imposition of a new tax on firms to help it develop poor areas and help quash grumbling discontent over social inequalities, officials said on Monday.