Sentence examples for amendment flow from inspiring English sources

The 1.82 m down-gradient soil had the lowest fraction of adsorbed P; this is likely due to a lack of amendment flow to this area of the site.

In his view, committee chairmen were supposed to be empowered, floor debates were supposed to be longer, with amendments flowing from both sides of the aisle, and inside his Republican Conference, the leaders would listen to the rank and file.

No longer the outliers, Second Amendment support flowed in.

The Court's asserted justification for invalidating the New York law is the public interest discerned by the Court to underlie the First Amendment in the free flow of commercial information.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) introduced an amendment to stop this flow of funds completely, which would greatly mitigate the U.S. Military's role in Syria, but her provision was blocked by the Committee.

Many others remain unknown, however, since much of the amendment's bankroll has flowed in through newly created limited liability corporations, according to a Security and Exchange Commission filing.

The developer, Kemper Freeman, argues in his lawsuit that would prohibit the conversion of the I-90 HOV lanes to transit use.I don't know but I suspect that the intent of the amendment was to keep money flowing from road usage flowing to road spending.

Some critics are worried doing away with the amendment could allow a huge flow of money in campaigning between churches and candidates.

The end result, wholly inimical to the First Amendment, will be a diminishing flow of potentially important information to the public.

"It raises serious First Amendment concerns in light of the flow of American culture today," said Rodney A. Smolla, dean of the University of Richmond Law School, and an expert on the First Amendment.

The Ohio Supreme Court's analysis of the requirements for standards flowing from the Fourteenth Amendment also sweeps too broadly.