Sentence examples for amendment to serve from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the P-laden engineered biochar derived from cow dung can be reused as soil amendment to serve as slow-release P fertilizer.

But if an amendment is to serve that purpose, it has to be carefully crafted and be able to withstand the attacks that are sure to come.

An amendment allowing him to serve simultaneously as president and army chief runs out on Dec. 31.

Although Mr Estrada had promised not to make any "political" changes, such as slipping in an amendment allowing presidents to serve a second term, many Filipinos had remained wary.

In 1972 a constitutional amendment allowing governors to serve two consecutive four-year terms was approved.

But it seems to me even more plausible to argue that the public schools today are not "Protestant schools," that they are thoroughly nonsectarian in character, and that they fulfill the original promise of the Blaine Amendment, which is to serve all children on equal terms, regardless of their religion. .

"What was truly humbling was when, in 2008, Congress and two thirds of the states ratified an amendment to allow George to serve a third term.

He has been maneuvering to arrange a constitutional amendment that would allow him to serve for another five years.

The location of the sentence regarding vice-presidential eligibility in the 12th Amendment seems to equate qualifications to serve with those to be elected.

But people who were not racists also found it hard to justify violating the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause to serve its deeper purpose.

In the brief, which was part of the company's successful bid to overturn the FCC's Open Internet Order -- Verizon argued that the First Amendment gives it the right to serve as the Internet's editor-in-chief.