Sentence examples for amendment subsequently from inspiring English sources

He also compiled a constitutional amendment (subsequently abandoned) to outlaw school bussing (mandated by federal courts to speed up desegregation).

The strike also helped to secure passage of the Equal Rights Amendment by Congress in 1971 72; the amendment subsequently failed to be ratified by the required three-fourths of the state legislatures, however.

"RIFC was advised by its nominated adviser that there were regulatory implications arising from these statements and, accordingly, an amendment was subsequently made," the club stated.

The amendment has subsequently been ratified by: Louisiana — June 11 , 1914Alabama — April 11 , 2002Delaware — July 1, 2010 (After rejecting the amendment on March 18 , 1913 Maryland — April 1 , 2012Rhode Island - June 20 , 2014The Utah legislature rejected the amendment on February 26 , 1913

An amendment was subsequently approved in March 2010 by the research ethics committee to permit such potential participants to be recruited subject to agreement by the responsible physician.

Those amendments were subsequently introduced and the judges had buttressed them with new practice directions and new precedents.

The script that was shot was a first draft, and due to the writer's strike in place, no amendments were subsequently made.

Amendments were subsequently made to the Broadcasting Services Act 1992 and the Radiocommunications Act 1992, which set out ownership and programming conditions for broadcasting licenses (administered by the ABA) and regulated the usage of spectrum, respectively.

These amendments were subsequently confirmed to be valid by the High Court and Court of Appeal in Teo Soh Lung v. Minister for Home Affairs (1989 1990), which held it is sufficient for the President to be subjectively satisfied that a detainee is a threat to national security in order for a detention order to be issued under the ISA.

At the trial this past March, the young men who were at the party and did nothing to stop the assaults or report them, claimed the right to remain silent under the fifth amendment, and were subsequently granted immunity in return for their testimony.

A Chinese intervention was rather less camouflaged in its intentions, with the country representative requesting in one of the (subsequently) rejected amendments that the phrase in the resolution text "a comprehensive human rights-based approach" be changed to "a comprehensive and integrated approach".