Sentence examples for amendments in a from inspiring English sources

After all, two proposed constitutional amendments in a month is rather excessive, given that there have been only 26 amendments to the document in 219 years.

The two sides briefly discussed outlining the amendments in a memorandum of understanding, which the mayor was apparently willing to sign.

While not opposing its substance, the League of Women Voters had challenged the ballot measure's wording, saying it asks voters to approve two constitutional amendments in a single question.

But the overall effect, if the changes are approved in May, will to be to yank public education to the right.The board alluded to the controversial amendments in a polite press release: "All those who died at the Alamo will be discussed in seventh grade Texas history classes.

"I cannot figure out where some imperative exists to take the words 'under God' out of the Pledge of Allegiance, or to ban the mention of the 10 amendments in a public square," he said, after discussing the Bill of Rights.

"In the end, although I did agree to revised language and amendments in a number of areas in the interest of reaching an agreement, I believe we managed to hold the line and preserve the credibility and integrity of the document".

Under an agreement reached Tuesday evening, the Senate will vote on as many as nine amendments in an afternoon rush.

And Assembly Democrats began a marathon session of debate on the bill, promising to offer more than 100 amendments in an apparent stalling tactic.

Tempers began to fray as Republicans proposed 68 amendments in an attempt to soften the impact of legislation to move the flag to a museum.

Mr Fabricant is among the senior Tories who have tabled amendments in an attempt to block the government's plans.

A bill paving the way for a referendum was debated over eight hours in the Lords, with critics tabling a host of amendments in an effort to derail it.