Sentence examples for amendment could be from inspiring English sources

But the soonest an amendment could be legally enacted is 2006.

Sermons, ordinarily protected by the First Amendment, could be monitored and recorded.

The amendment could be voted on only after both legislative chambers overrode the Governor's veto.

Even if the amendment could be put in place immediately, it would be a bad idea for two reasons.

So brief though it may be, the debate on the Coburn amendment could be a heated one.

If enough signatures are collected and the City Council approves, the amendment could be on the ballot in November.

Humic substances amendment could be effective, depending on their concentrations, on improving plant health in mangrove areas, for forest recuperation and/or dredged sediments phytoremediation purposes.

If Proposition 8, banning gay marriage, could pass in liberal-minded California, it seemed likely that this amendment could be voted in in a more conservative state.

Bruce E. Cain tells The American Interest that a constitutional amendment could be just the incentive members of Congress need to compromise in the face of government shutdowns.

Going back to the US bill of rights, it looks today like the fourth amendment could be the most important, were it not incomplete for the modern world.

Sri Kavuru, president of the marijuana legalization group Ohioans to End Prohibition, said a separate amendment could be placed before voters in next year's general election.