Sentence examples for altered clause from inspiring English sources

He altered clause I of Labour's constitution to include a pledge to "make communities stronger through collective action and support".

It was repackaged as newly reformed party, which had adopted a red rose as its logo in 1986, that had altered clause IV and now endorsed market economics.

It was presented as the brand of a newly reformed party that had altered Clause IV and endorsed market economics.

In Crawford v. Washington (2004), the United States Supreme Court radically altered Confrontation Clause analysis for the admission of hearsay statements.

Their attitude about our mission -- which was to alter one clause, in once sentence, that would have linguistically protected all Americans from increased exposure to unlimited amounts of toxic chemicals -- was along the lines of, "Best of luck to ya".

Altering clauses here and there in the giant legal edifice that Fidesz has constructed may appear to respond to Europe's complaints.

It will then be pushed through 'wash-up' – and become law without full scrutiny" Certainly there is a lot of concern among people who see multiple flaws in the bill as presently set up – and as it seems to be altered by the new clause 18 being introduced by the government.

With a new study showing that undocumented mothers account for a disproportionate number of births, even some Democrats might find it hard to stand opposed to altering the citizenship clause.

The ADA retained the CAB's previous enforcement authority regarding deceptive trade practices (which was transferred to the Department of Transportation DOTT) when the CAB was abolished in 1985), and it also did not repeal or alter the saving clause in the prior law.

The clause may be altered to reflect any special conditions to be applied to foreign nationals.

Finally, they write the thesis statement from memory one last time, altering words, reordering clauses, and otherwise articulating it in a different way.