Sentence examples for amendment needed for from inspiring English sources

Thabo Mbeki, the former president of South Africa who is mediating Zimbabwe's political crisis, is expected to ask negotiators for the opposition and Mr. Mugabe's party, ZANU-PF, to meet next week in South Africa to discuss a constitutional amendment needed for the formation of a power-sharing government, a South African Foreign Ministry spokesman said Thursday.

A parliamentary commission began debate last week on 51 proposed constitutional amendments needed for Turkey to join the European Union.

The only amendment needed to the selected assessments concerned the parameters for the D85 in the Fe Nb system.

Wherever our heated and passionate debates on gun control might lead us, I believe that the 2nd Amendment needs to be updated for current times.

Exchangeable potassium values of 1.52 cmol/kg were greater than the critical level of 0.2 cmol/kg (Adeoye 1986).This indicates that potassium amendment is not needed for the optimum of maize crop production.

Most recognize the Second Amendment and need for gun safety laws.

If proponents of Amendment 2 attract even 50percentt of the vote, however (ten points short of the 60percentt needed for Amendment 2 pass) their moderate success could invigorate local grassroots campaigns in states with lower thresholds to put medical marijuana on the ballot.

If proponents of Amendment 2 attract even 50percentt of the vote, however (ten points short of the 60percentt needed for Amendment 2 pass) their moderate success could invigorate local grassroots campaigns in states with lower thresholds to put medical marijuana on the ballot.

Judicial opinions are moving, however slowly, to paragraph numbering for purposes of citation, although those don't supply the granularity needed for amendment — unless you make all of your amending processes use the paragraph as their minimum chunk.

During the first week of December, North Carolina and Georgia gave the amendment the final votes needed for it to become part of the Constitution.

If the Fifth did fully redress the loophole in the First, it would be a precautionary tale: Sometimes amendments need emendation for full, practical clarity.