Sentence examples for amend part of from inspiring English sources

I estimate that between 13% and 15% of U.S. corporations have been rendered unable to amend part of their charter as a result of the broker voting change.

On Tuesday night, 33 of them voted against the Government in a move to amend part of a bill reorganizing the National Health Service.

Staff also asked the council to amend part of the ordinance to clarify when grease interceptors are required and when that requirement can be waived and to hold a public hearing to discuss changes to the program's fees for restaurants.

Newsom said only an initiative, for instance, can amend part of 2014's criminal justice measure, Proposition 47 — a portion that critics say would allow people convicted of theft of a firearm to be charged with a lesser crime than felony grand theft.

Even if the proposal becomes law, the Legislature could always amend parts of it next year.

Along with that came a push to roll back or amend parts of the law.

He apologised for some of his mistakes, and offered to let opponents help amend parts of Egypt's divisive new constitution.

The Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) is leading calls to amend parts of the bill which it believes will further limit the availability of affordable homes in rural areas.

Despite strong support from shareholders and directors, there are a number of corporations, like Phillips 66, which, because of high supermajority requirements to amend parts of their charters (80% of outstanding shares, in the case of Phillips 66), are unable to reach these thresholds without the uninstructed broker votes that the broker voting change has prohibited.

During a speech in Brussels on Dec. 4, the United States ambassador to the union, William E. Kennard, urged lawmakers to amend parts of the legislation that would require businesses to obtain explicit consent from consumers before collecting and mining data and to remove all traces of personal data from the Internet upon request.

Rear Admiral Donald Guter, who was the Navy's chief JAG until June , 2002 said that he and the other JAGs, who were experts in the laws of war, tried unsuccessfully to amend parts of the military-commission plan when they learned of it, days before the order was formally signed by the President.