Sentence examples for amendment brought about by from inspiring English sources

At least another 200 children in the camps are eligible for sanctuary in Britain under the Dubs amendment brought about by the Labour peer and former child refugee Alf Dubs, to bring child refugees to the UK.

Some who are familiar with the efforts to deliver more affordable housing have expressed concern about some changes being brought about by the amendment.

Another change brought about by the 1918 amendment to the constitution eliminated the requirement that appointed Regents be confirmed by the state senate.

Another 200 children in the camps in Calais are eligible for sanctuary in Britain under the Dubs amendment to bring child refugees to the UK, brought about by Labour peer Alf Dubs, formerly a child refugee himself.

The data used for this data mining experiment was prior to the major changes in Medicare reimbursement brought about by the Balanced Budget Amendment of 1997.

However, scheme design issues have since eroded the incentives for planted forests through low domestic carbon prices and high volatility and risk brought about by a series of amendments to the scheme.

These unanticipated region-wide water quality benefits can be attributed to NOx emission controls brought about by the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments (and subsequent U.S. NOX control programs) and reflect a water quality "success story" in the Chesapeake Bay restoration.

The results demonstrate a doubling of CEC with a concomitantly large drop in pH of the ozonized biochar compared with the untreated sample, brought about by the creation of acidic oxygen-functional groups on biochar surface, which may represent a significant progress toward the viability of employing biochar as a soil amendment for sustainability on Earth.

By the time he left in February 1875 opposition pressure had brought about an amendment to bring religious instruction back into school hours, and Kruger had been restored to the executive council.

An amendment brought by Sinn Féin was defeated on a vote division.

Dima Khalidi, the director of Palestinian Solidarity Legal Support, an activist group, disagreed, telling me that boycotts that are enacted to bring about political change are unquestionably protected by the First Amendment.