Sentence examples for amendment much of from inspiring English sources

Despite the failure from 1896 to 1910 of a single new state to ratify a state suffrage amendment, much of the organizational groundwork had been laid.

The Army Act amendment would resolve much of the problem, he said.

This amendment, which accepts that much of the money raised in London will be spent elsewhere, seems likely to be looked on favourably, what with housing topping the mayoral election agenda.

In signing the amendment, President Asif Ali Zadari will lose much of his authority, though he will remain extremely influential as co-chairman of the ruling Pakistan Peoples party.

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.

As a result, since the 1990 amendments of the U.S. Clean Air Act, much of the gasoline consumed in urban areas of the United States has been reformulated to meet stringent new environmental standards.

The tech giant Yahoo recently revealed that when the FBI sought warrantless access to much of data the amendment permits, the justice department in 2008 found that judicial authorization was required.

Like Congressman Huelskamp, who included a list of twenty-five (mostly out of context) Mikey quotes in his press release about his amendment, Congressman Fleming has also made much of Weinstein's somewhat colorful language and use of metaphors.

It is those amendments, he writes, "on which so much of our freedom depends".

Much of the support for the amendment was decidedly lukewarm Monday, if that.

6.24pm BST How much of a change will the amendment make?