Sentence examples for amendment to achieve from inspiring English sources
She indicated on Tuesday that she might be willing to support a constitutional amendment to achieve campaign finance reform and emphasized other progressive priorities as well, including Obamacare, equal pay for women, and immigration reform.
These findings suggest that restoration of bottomland hardwood forests in the LMV will require organic carbon amendment to achieve enhanced denitrifier activity for NO3 removal while the restored forest is developing into a mature state over time.
If it can't be done by statute, I would support a constitutional amendment to achieve the goal.
Another amendment to achieve simplification, which I do not think the Commissioner has before him because only the Spanish version is concerned, is Amendment No 1, which replaces the expression 'public telecommunication services' by 'accessible telecommunication services'.
The idea was to circumvent the normal impediments, like the Senate's filibusters and never ending amendments, to achieve deficit reduction.
These are defined on the basis of the existing county borders, with necessary amendments to achieve a uniform number of eligible voters in each constituency (plus or minus five percent).
Many of these technologies involve flushing of the formation with various chemical amendments to achieve mass recovery or in-place mass destruction (e.g., surfactant flushing, in situ chemical oxidation).
Both recent polls of the state and an analysis of past ballot initiatives in other states suggest that the measure, Amendment 1, is likely to pass, although there is ambiguity over the outcome because of voter confusion about what the amendment seeks to achieve.
"I understand that the objectives of the amendments were to achieve these ends.
It's not as though we need the absolute right afforded by the First Amendment in order to achieve greater freedom of speech for the world's online population.
When Mrs. Clinton took a stand on the matter last year — co-sponsoring legislation that would have criminalized the desecration of the American flag even as she opposed a constitutional amendment that sought to achieve the same end — she was pilloried from the left.
