After losing to Ireland we had to make amends right away and the week leading into the France game we were running out on to the training ground with a good feeling among the boys – sometimes you can just sense it.
Of course, a subsequent government could amend these rights, but only by passing primary legislation, not in behind-the-scenes negotiations.
Morgan Stanley amended the rights to a stock portion of its £1.7 billion bid, while Brascan, backed by Canary Wharf's founder, Paul Reichmann, made more shares available for investors in its £1.6 billion offer, the bidders said in statements.
But his record also includes a 1984 vote in support of amending civil rights laws to redefine the word "person" to include "unborn children from the moment of conception".
Yet more than just amending voting rights, Germany's real goal is to create a permanent means of restructuring the debts of bust countries and a bail-out fund that is treaty-based.On this point Germany will make itself heard.
In North Carolina, where one of the most stringent laws amending voting rights was passed shortly after the Shelby decision, a coalition of activists led, including the NAACP, have filed a suit against governor Pat McCrory to repeal what they've dubbed the "monster voter suppression law".
It's time for both parties to make an unequivocal statement in their platforms in support of allowing all citizens to vote in primary elections and to aggressively work towards Congress passing an amended Voting Rights Act to reinstate (and extend to non-southern states) the pre-clearance provisions of the Voting Rights Act.
It was important that the president sent the right signal that we've got to amend the Voting Rights Act.
The main image on this article was changed on 10 February 2015, to amend a potential rights issue.
In the last few years Amidar has issued 200 eviction notices and three hundred requests to "amend their legal rights" to families in Jaffa and its environs.
Separately, Dynegy said that it would amend its shareholder rights plan -- a deal tool often known as a "poison pill," aimed at preventing an unwanted takeover -- to let investors accumulate up to a 20 percent stake in the company.
