Sentence examples for amendment suggests from inspiring English sources

He believes in racial equality in the eyes of God, not merely, as the amendment suggests, before the law.

Nothing on the face of the Amendment suggests that a third-party search warrant should not normally issue.

It's not even, as the Coalition minority report on the sex discrimination amendment suggests, a matter of "sexual identity".

." A literal reading of the Amendment suggests that this right attaches only when a formal criminal charge is instituted and a criminal prosecution begins.

Ms Batho's amendment suggests that the basic income might be a suitable response to the challenges of the "digital revolution and the changes it has brought to work".

In weighing the question, the Supreme Court may consider whether its 2010 decision in Citizens United, which said corporations have free speech rights under the First Amendment, suggests that they also have the right to religious liberty.

The higher WEOC in soils co-amended with manure and biochar compared to those of the sole amendment suggest a synergistic interaction between components on the surface of biochar and manure to form decomposable compounds that desorbed or transformed into WEOC.

Dozens of Tory Brexiters opposed the amendment, suggesting Eurosceptics wanted to reserve the right to vote down a long extension.

The interaction found between tillage and amendment suggested that the beneficial effect of the Ca-amendment on organic carbon is lost after tillage practices.

But delegates backed an amendment suggesting tougher conditions, including half of the tax take from shale gas going into a low carbon transition fund.

Next week the House of Lords will scrutinise the legislation and consider an amendment suggesting the whole idea be put on hold until more details are published.