Sentence examples for amendment that described from inspiring English sources

They'd decided to vote against a Labour amendment that described Rupert Murdoch as 'not a fit person to run an international company' "Trolling happens to every woman in politics.

The IEEE 802.11k amendment [22] that describes the mechanisms for APs and STAs to dynamically measure and report their radio resources can be useful to design the feedback collection function.

When HuffPost asked the Ohio Republican what had changed between Boehner and Ryan, he stared for a moment, then said, "I'll talk about the WRDA bill," referring to the Water Resources and Development Act, to which Republican leaders added a Flint amendment that Ryan described as non-germane a day before.

Conversely, some polls that described what the amendment would do but did not read the ballot language have sometimes showed it failing, often by clear margins.

First Amendment scholars led by Frederick Schauer have begun to lay the groundwork for a solution by describing an "Institutional First Amendment" that would accord special treatment to certain institutions like schools and the press.

Mr. Grassley offered what his colleagues described as a "deal killer" amendment that would require employers to make a "good faith effort" to hire Americans first.

5.14pm BST Lord Marks QC is speaking for the amendment (described by Jo Shaw as a wrecking amendment that would allow secret courts).

They said Mrs. Clinton described supporting the federal Defense of Marriage Act as a strategic decision to help derail a constitutional amendment that would have banned gay marriage.

In 1953 he sponsored a constitutional amendment that came to be known as the Bricker Amendment.

"The General Assembly already approved short titles of the constitutional amendments that accurately describe their impact and must prevent outside attempts to politicize what should be a quick and straightforward administrative process by the commission," House Speaker Tim Moore (R) said in a statement when he called the special session.

This case is why the First Amendment is sometimes described as freedom for the thought that we hate".