Sentence examples for amendment realising from inspiring English sources

It has been promoting the sex-selective amendment, realising its capacity to fracture the pro-choice voice.

At first, few realised the amendment's significance.

So Frank, realising that Blythe's wife had Alzheimer's, disgustingly offered to boost funding for Alzheimer's research if Blythe backed his entitlements amendment.

Realising he faced one of the most embarrassing defeats of his premiership – one not suffered since a similar motion removed Stanley Baldwin from office in 1924 – Cameron quickly said he'd support the amendment.

Realising a Start-up.

And there will also be a renewed Senate stoush when the government re-presents the land transport infrastructure amendment bill, which it withdrew in May after it realised Labor had the Senate numbers for amendments requiring the government to release cost benefit analyses for major projects and consult the independent advisory body, Infrastructure Australia.

It is not realised now but until the 2000 Race Relations (Amendment) Act, the police and many other public bodies including the immigration service, were exempt from the race relations legislation.

No one, but especially someone with Asperger's, could ever have realised the horrendous consequences that would arise from a country whose first amendment is one protecting free speech.

It also allows the monitoring body – originally the United Nations Economic and Social Council – now the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights – see below – to make general recommendations to the UN General Assembly on appropriate measures to realise the rights (Article 21) Part 5 (Articles 26 31) governs ratification, entry into force, and amendment of the Covenant.

Has Labour realised this?

Does Cameron realise this?