Sentence examples for amending it out from inspiring English sources
The tactics to be used are explained to members of the Christian Medical Fellowship by their director: "to strangle it slowly in committee by amending it out of recognition before putting in the boot one last time".
If it passes, the Senate should amend it out of existence, and President Obama should make clear he will veto it.
As Abe told a Diet budget committee on February 3, "[My party] has already presented a draft amendment to Article 9 [the part of the post-war Japanese constitution that renounces warfare] and is amending it to carry out our duty of protecting the lives and assets of Japanese citizens".
"When we told a manager that we couldn't accept that language, no one offered to amend it and we walked out," Ms. Damon said.
Watson pointed out that she amended it "seven or eight years afterwards".
That's because once any bill is enacted, Senate Democrats can then amend it with only 51votess -- striking out the measure that de-funds Obamacare, and even possibly increasing funds in the continuing resolution to keep the government running.
The text was switched back to its original version to give the firm time to work out how best to amend it to ensure it can start making money without the risk of scaring off its members.
But China's central government has ruled out amending its August 31st decision that Hong Kong could elect its leader in 2017 only after a closed nominating committee vets the candidates.
Kazakhstan, which recorded the most improvements worldwide, carried out several measures including amending its company law, streamlining business start-up procedures, and making it simpler to get construction permits.
But if for some reason, the public option is amended out then it would not get my vote.
Poundland became the latest employer to pull out or amend its participation in the government's work schemes on Friday, when it issued a statement stating it was suspending "participation in the government's mandatory work programme" but continuing to take people on voluntary work experience.
