Sentence examples for amendment to share from inspiring English sources

When, in 1843, Congress considered financing Samuel F. B. Morse's telegraph trial, the debate on the House floor turned into a carnival — Congressmen joked about the preposterous concept, even laughingly offering an amendment to share the money with a trial of mesmerism, or hypnotism, as a means of communication.

He revealed last month that after a long legal battle, he had settled with the Department of Justice and could now legally share gun models online, citing his First Amendment right to share information.

Having ruled that Food Not Bombs does have a First Amendment right to share food, the 11th Circuit sent the case back down to the lower court to determine if the city's ordinance violates those rights.

Anyone reading this list who can't think of another 10 people who should definitely be on it just isn't using their imagination, so we invite you to share your amendments.

Companies are increasingly fighting back, and the battle is shifting to the Securities and Exchange Commission over an amendment to the share ownership reporting requirements.

No one seemed to share Bhanot's view that the amendment would damage community cohesion.

An amendment was accepted in May 2013 to obtain participants' consent to share data between the studies.

Mentor is unusual in that it even allowed its owners to vote on the proposal, which said that "shareholders request the board of directors to submit all equity compensation plans and amendments to add shares to those plans" for approval by the stockholders.

In a little-noticed amendment to the company's share prospectus before the initial public offering (IPO), Facebook said that revenues were unlikely to keep pace with the growth in its user numbers, because many new users were coming to the social network via smartphones, whose screens have little space for it to sell adverts.

The main aim of the amendment to the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (Cisa), which passed a key Senate hurdle on Thursday, is to lower the barrier for prosecuting crimes committed abroad.

Moments later, however, Heller vented frustration at the senators who didn't show up to vote for his amendment to the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act.