Sentence examples for amendments based on from inspiring English sources
In July, the commission of legislators made 38 amendments based on those recommendations, but opponents dismissed the revisions as inadequate.
The government has agreed to make amendments based on a report by the bipartisan security committee, including limiting the cases in which a person would be taken to have automatically renounced their Australian citizenship without requirement for conviction.
This evening in Geneva, it was agreed that a committee would meet on Friday to draft new amendments based on Brazil's proposal and some offered later by other countries on blood banks, traditional medicine and other issues.
The government had previously agreed to make amendments based on a report by the PJCIS, including limiting the cases in which a person would be taken to have automatically renounced their Australian citizenship without requirement for conviction.
A package of constitutional amendments based on the royal committee's proposals was passed by the parliament in mid-September and approved by the king at the end of the month without public consultation.
The bill was to be put to vote during the last session of Parliament, along with a series of amendments based on the report of a parliamentary standing committee.
Mr. Reid said that Democrats would challenge the repeal amendment based on its effect on the federal budget.
The message isn't simply that an amendment based on restricting rights (rather than on guaranteeing them, as the others do) was doomed to fail.
In Schuette, an attorney for the respondent, Shanta Driver, asked the court to strike down the Michigan amendment based on these precedents:I think Hunter-Seattle provides the line.
Addressing that concern, Democrats offered an amendment, based on a White House initiative, to provide tax credits to workers of modest income.
To solve the conflicts and reduce incorrect diagnosis results, an amendment based on D-S theory determined which fault contributed more to causing the corresponding symptoms.
