Sentence examples for amendments containing from inspiring English sources

We successfully modeled complex CO2-C and SMN dynamics of widely different shapes and from a variety of soil amendments containing plant and animal residues.

Both of the amendments contain clauses stating, "Congress shall have power to enforce" the amendments by "appropriate legislation".

But the constitution and its 27 amendments contain 7,591 words, and all of them are not created equal.

The American legal system is very much founded upon the ten amendments contained in the Bill of Rights, whereas Canada's are a mishmash of provincial and municipal laws.

Organic amendments contain energy and nutrients favouring fungal proliferation and are also rich in functional groups that can adsorb nutrients and retain water.

Mr. Collins said that if just one Democrat had supported the amendment containing the South Jersey projects, and thereby signaled Mr. McGreevey's support, then Republican committee members might have voted differently and the entire measure could have been voted out of committee and sent to the floor.

Mr. Collins's proposed amendment contains no such judicial bypass provision.

The amendment contains no restrictions against commercial development or the sale of the property.

Abrahamson challenged the implementation in federal court, on grounds that the amendment contains no language that it is to be applied retroactively.

In addition to the moratoriums, the amendment contains features that may appease some opponents of the law by serving to curb development, but developers and advocates of moderate-income housing are concerned that production of such units will be curtailed when the need is high and the cost of market-rate housing is at a peak.

In Roe the Supreme Court held that the "due process" clause of the 14th amendment contains "a concept of personal liberty", and, building on an earlier decision that barred states from criminalising counselling related to contraception, that "the penumbras of the Bill of Rights" enshrine "a right of personal privacy, or a guarantee of certain areas or zones of privacy".