Sentence examples for amendment better from inspiring English sources

And when he argued that he, as a lifelong government servant, understood the Fourth Amendment "better than anyone in here", a heckler shouted: "You lie!" "I don't think so," Gilmore shot back.

The National Journal summarized the complicated series of votes and amendments better than I can, but, in a nutshell, Heritage Action lobbied Congress to splinter off the food stamps program, and then asked Republicans to vote against a bill that did just that.

His amendment is better because it is more succinct, he says.

But Mr. Garbus said the more the panel sees the case in terms of the First Amendment, the better it will be for Mr. Corley.

He was referring to Garland's supposedly pro-gun-control view of the Second Amendment; for better or worse, though, there is simply no evidence that Garland has such a view.

He also has declared that "nobody loves [the First Amendment] better than me".

Some might call it an outrage, but he's protected under a basic Fifth Amendment concept better known as "double jeopardy," and prosecutors say their hands are tied.

The purpose of the evaluation is two-fold: a) to inform the amendment or better adaptation of the activities of the Project to the needs of its beneficiaries during the remaining implementation period i.e. December 2014-March 2015; b) to provide recommendations for future programming of support in the area of preschool education and early learning opportunities for vulnerable groups of children.

If one of the amendments survives, better that it should be this one.

Labor will support the bill after the government agreed to a number of amendments, including better protection for journalists.

The proposed new Wada code includes amendments "to better reach athlete support personnel who are involved in doping", and Lord Coe believes athletes' entourages need to come under tougher scrutiny.