Sentence examples for amendment provision from inspiring English sources

The Constitutional amendment provision was added to attract conservatives who balked Thursday.

His manner of dying may or may  not meet the Eighth Amendment  provision forbidding "cruel or unusual punishment".

One key issue before the justices is whether profit-making corporations may assert religious beliefs under the 1993 religious freedom law or the First Amendment provision guaranteeing Americans the right to believe and worship as they choose.

There is also the state's role as an early promoter of the effort during the 2010 Senate campaign to write the children of illegal immigrants out of the 14th Amendment provision that grants citizenship to anyone born in the United States.

That amendment provision is part of the "boilerplate" legalese at the back of most of these documents.

The amendment provision, however, is far more important in a convertible note deal than in a stock deal because if the startup succeeds it will generally raise more money and that often ends up requiring amendments and waivers.

Until the Treaty amendment provisions can themselves be amended, the Union, respecting the letter of the law, would be well advised to have a permanent IGC in session with small batches of amendments submitted for approval to the regular summits.

They should also review the amendment provisions to assess the feasibility of amending the agreement to cater for an alternative rate if necessary.

Here, any revised deal terms would have to comply with the amendment provisions in the debt commitment letter.

Senator Harkin has included in his amendment provisions to limit container sizes (the 16-ounce container sold in vending machines is outlawed), to eliminate whole and 2percentt milk, and to impose serving-size calorie restrictions.

Sixth Amendment provisions "would seem to afford no protection to those not yet accused, nor would they seem to require the Government to discover, investigate, and accuse any person within any particular period of time". Id., at 313, 92 S.Ct., at 459. (emphasis added).