Sentence examples for amendment addresses from inspiring English sources

The second amendment addresses the 'green' question: how will this bank make investment decisions?

The second section of the amendment addresses vacancies in the office of the vice president.

Unlike other proposals that include carbon dioxide reduction, the McCain-Lieberman amendment addresses multiple industries.

The amendment was warmly greeted by lobbyists for the smaller banks, "The Miller-Moore amendment addresses some of our key concerns," said Camden R. Fine, president of the Independent Community Bankers of America, which represents about 5,000 financial institutions.

That's because the amendment addresses actions by the government to impede free speech, not by the private sector.

The amendment addresses citizenship rights and equal protection of the laws, and was proposed in response to issues related to former slaves following the American Civil War.

House Republican leaders, however, refused to allow a vote on a Democratic amendment addressing the tax haven issue.

He read a letter from a constituent who asked him to offer an additional amendment addressing the demographic imbalance between men and women — a "grave injustice" that abrogated the right of every woman to have a husband of her own.

This is a truly hideous feature of the legislation, and a last-minute amendment addressing this issue — intended to convince the Republican congressman Fred Upton to support the legislation — was merely a fig leaf to cover it.

Writing in the San Diego Law Review, Orly Lobel called Fairman's article a thought-provoking analysis into how the law and the First Amendment address issues of sexual language.

The Third Amendment addressed the Framers' particular grievance with the Quartering Act of 1774, a policy that forced the colonists to provide accommodations for British troops in their homes at night, while these same soldiers terrorized their towns by day.