Sentence examples for amendments if necessary from inspiring English sources

The Democratic minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, has made clear his determination to tie up the chamber with dozens of amendments if necessary to block a vote on impeachment.

The government concluded the report by promising to monitor the situation with respect to CAMR and make amendments if necessary.

The surgeons in turn are asked to check the validity of data by comparing them with those held on local systems, to make amendments if necessary and to return the data without patient-identifiable details to the BCCOM Project team at the West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit (WMCIU).

But Mr. Bush said he would support an amendment only "if necessary" to preserve traditional marriage.

Then she promised to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling by constitutional amendment, if necessary.

Couldn't we just ban further bailouts, passing a constitutional amendment if necessary?

And it demands campaign finance reform — by constitutional amendment if necessary — to require greater disclosure of the unlimited contributions that are turning this election over to the biggest check writers.

"I think it is probably going to be a slow process, a deliberate process until there is more of an indication of what direction the courts are going in," said Mr. King, who said he would vote for such an amendment if necessary.

And the President favors action -- by constitutional amendment, if necessary -- to place reasonable limits on all such spending.

But Ms. Huffington, while lacking such equanimity, believes that all will be resolved by that deadline either with a Reid-McConnell compromise or Obama invoking his authority under the 14th Amendment, if necessary.

The benefits workers have already accrued and that are promised by their current contracts should be sacrosanct; the ones they have not yet earned for work they have not yet performed should be subject to limited amendment if necessary to ensure the health of the pension fund.