Sentence examples for amendment made by from inspiring English sources

Confronted with evidence of contractual arrangements listed in Malaysian public records, the company's lawyers said they had made an "error", having "failed to spot an amendment made by our client to a draft letter that we had prepared".

The House also adopted by voice vote -- meaning, this one is such a slam-dunk we don't even have to bother having a recorded vote -- an amendment introduced by Rep. Scott Garrett [R-NJ] affirming that "Nothing in this Act or any amendment made by this Act shall be construed to authorize military operations in Libya".

19 (A) IN GENERAL.--Notwithstanding any 20 other provision of this title (or any amendment 21 made by this title), and subject to subpara22 graphs (C) and (D -- 23 (i) nothing in this title (or any 24 amendment made by this title), shall be 25 construed to require a qualified health plan.

The major amendment made by us in reported methodology for the preparation of albumin nanocarrier includes the inclusion of diluted ethanol to affect coacervation as against pure ethanol used in reported work [ 31, 49].

The amendments made by the government focus on eight main areas: Clearer ministerial accountability.

The publication date was just one of 17 amendments made by Vergani, along with numerous deletions, corrections and spelling changes.

Most of the revisions to laws made by the Lords are amendments made by the government itself, to correct over-hasty drafting of legislation introduced in the Commons.

The Council of Ministers approved the draft directive, but, crucially, in a form that lacked amendments made by the European Parliament last September that restricted its scope.

The bill, introduced to the NT parliament by the new minister for territory families, Dale Wakefield, overturns key amendments made by the former Country Liberal government last year.

A parliamentary committee on Monday drafted a revised text for the bill to take account of amendments made by the Senate last week; the bill is expected to be approved by both houses this week.

Their job will be to prevent any future government deviating from a legislative programme that the generals are now laying down.The planned constitution Thailand's 20th since 1932 marks a sharp retreat from the liberal charter adopted in 1997, which had already been hobbled by amendments made by another military government eight years ago.