Sentence examples for amended to create from inspiring English sources

There is talk that the Constitution may be amended to create a new emeritus role for Mr. Castro.

She gave strong support to Labour MPs who argued (ultimately successfully) that the 1981 Wildlife and Countryside Bill should be amended to create marine nature reserves.

But in 1984, the Gun Control Act was amended to create an exception: firearms classified as "curio or relics," which include weapons and ammunition more than 50 years old.

For the parliamentary elections in 1992 there were 26 multiseat constituencies, subsequently the electoral law was amended to create 76 single-seat constituencies, and in 2008 it was decided to revert to 26 multiseat constituencies.

In the Senate the bill was amended to create not one but two territories Kansas and Nebraska from the part of the Louisiana Purchase from which the Missouri Compromise of 1820 had forever excluded slavery.

Redistricting problems and the inability of the New York State Legislature to agree on new Congressional district lines (news article, May 13) highlight the reasons for the State Constitution to be amended to create a nonpartisan reapportionment commission to redraw all legislative lines after the next census.

This article has been amended to clarify that Nominet Trust created the iDEA project and to correct the name of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

A "Bureau of Fire Prevention" was created and the Municipal Fire Code was amended to prevent future disasters.

Turkey amended its constitution to create an executive Presidency with sweeping political, judicial, and military powers, diminishing its parliament.

Vallario and members of his committee allowed one decriminalization bill to die without a vote Wednesday and amended another bill to create a task force to study the issue.

He had sent for a rich and exciting library of Arthurian romances, a few of them in middle English but far more in French, and these he translated, condensed and extended, amended and dramatised to create the Arthurian story as it is known to English-speaking audiences worldwide.