Sentence examples for amendment completely from inspiring English sources

In response to the judge's decision, on Thursday the consumer agency threw in the towel and proposed striking the amendment completely so that up-front fees would not be subject to any cap.

Professor Clay Calvert, the director of the Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project at the University of Florida (who filed a friend of the court brief regarding the case), told VICE over the phone, "Overall the decision is disappointing because the Supreme Court dodged the First Amendment completely".

Although it has some limitation during the 'write' operation, the smaller cell size could be limited by the spread of the magnetic field into neighboring cells and need an amendment to compete completely as a universal memory.

The language in our amendment is completely consistent with the Hyde Amendment, which in the 33 years since its passage has done nothing to inhibit private health insurers from offering abortion coverage.

Yesterday, July 24th, the House of Representatives nearly ratified the most brazen amendment to completely cut off funds for any broad NSA spying program (failing 205-217).

The rationale for the Second Amendment is completely lost in history.

But late last night the chair of the committee through which the bill must pass, Miguel Santiago, proposed some "suggested amendments" that completely removed the zero rating rules and several other important protections.

Only two amendments failed completely.

For those like him, the Second Amendment is a completely rigid keystone right that supports all others -- once it is slightly eroded, the loss of other rights will soon follow.

Even so, a balanced-budget amendment is not completely out of the question, owing to the fact that it is high on the agenda of many statehouse Republicans.

"The class-size amendment has become completely enmeshed in the gubernatorial race, and I think it's the central issue in the race now," said Susan McManus, a University of South Florida political science professor.