Sentence examples for amendments a process from inspiring English sources

The Freedom Caucus leader, Ohio's Jim Jordan, seems to crave more legislative anarchy: "reform" that would allow anyone to introduce, and offer for debate, even hopelessly doomed bills and amendments, a process that he said "will benefit everyone".

That might have required a constitutional amendment, a process that is notoriously corruptible.

"Now that the committee has reported the bill on a bipartisan vote, the full Senate will now have an opportunity to debate and vote on amendments -- a process that the Democrats' minority whip welcomed this morning as a change to the previous leadership of the Senate," Stewart went on.

Democrats again accused the Republicans of demanding that the parties resolve all of their differences in closed-door negotiations before bringing the bill to the Senate floor for amendment -- a process in which the Democratic majority enjoys a decisive advantage.

Law enforcement agencies throughout the nation regularly circumvent the Fourth Amendment through a process called "civil asset forfeiture".

Originally the amendments applied only to the federal government, however, most were subsequently applied to the government of each state by way of the Fourteenth Amendment, through a process known as incorporation.

The Bill of Rights originally applied only to the federal government but subsequently became applicable to state governments by way of the14th Amendment through a process known as incorporation.

A Democratic leadership aide said a process for amendments has yet to be determined.

Saeed Leylaz, an economist, calls the amendments "a challenge to the process of liberalisation that started at the beginning of the 1990s.

The decision by Murray not to go through the motions of passing a budget also will allow Senate Democrats to avoid an open amendment process that allows any senator to seek vote on any amendment to the budget - a process known as a "vote-a-rama" that could last days.

As late U.S. Rep. Barbara Jordan (D-Texas) said during impeachment hearings against President Nixon in 1974, it took a "process of amendment, interpretation, and court decision" for her to feel included in "We the People".