Sentence examples for amendment asking for from inspiring English sources
Activists have proposed an amendment asking for language about reducing Britain's nuclear capacity to be replaced with a commitment to all but eliminate it.
The workforce will certainly be cut, and lose out on terms and conditions (it's a sign of the future that Lord Myners' amendment asking for worker representation on Royal Mail boards didn't attract any government enthusiasm).
It is with addressing such concerns in mind that Labour's mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan has tabled his own amendment, asking for all money raised from housing association RTB to be reinvested in affordable housing in London and for every social rent housing association home sold to be replaced with another in the same borough.
The man who wrote that a proposed constitutional amendment is asking for our votes for the Superior Court.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -– In the space of a few minutes here Friday night, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) went from talking about constitutional amendments to asking for people to send him text messages.
The letter urged "a reference to the Christian roots of Europe," adding in less than perfect English: "The amendment we ask for is aimed to recognize a historical truth.
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If there is amendment, however, the Senate may either reconsider the bill with amendments or ask for the establishment of a conference committee to work out differences in the versions of the bill passed by each chamber.
Earlier, ranking Republican Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX) made light of earlier Republican threats by asking for his amendment to be read aloud -- by a speed reader hired by the Democrats in case a reading of the bill were to be forced.
The danger for the airlines is that deals made in haste may lock in labor costs that prove to be higher than what a desperate United can ultimately get from its workers, leaving rivals either having to swallow a competitive disadvantage or to go back to the bargaining table yet again, asking for contract amendments.
Lammy, who tabled an amendment to the localism bill last year asking for a change to the class of betting shops, says the government was "squandering the opportunity to change the law to give local people the power to say 'no' to more of these shops".
