Sentence examples for amendments indicated from inspiring English sources

The amendments indicated that he had failed to report hundreds of thousands of dollars in income and assets from 2002 through 2006, according to a person with direct knowledge of the investigation.

If his wishes were consistent with his original documents, he still could have signed simple amendments indicating that he did not wish Hynie or the son to inherit.

The nature and number of proposed amendments indicates that much thought and effort has gone into the examination of the Commission's proposal.

But supporters said the approval of the amendment indicated strong support for it, and they urged Senate negotiators to include the provision in any final version of the bill that emerges from a House-Senate conference.

Speculation had previously been that it would go for between $15 billion and $20 billion, and a third-party valuation analysis that Zynga had provided in a recent filing amendment indicated it was worth $14.05 billion.

The observation that strain SZ grew in medium with or without cyanocobalamin amendment indicated that the cobalamin biosynthesis genes on pSZ77 are functional and that pSZ77 is maintained under growth conditions that do not require cobalamin biosynthesis.

Electron microprobe XRF characterization of sorption samples with low Hg concentration reacted with cement and FeSO4 amendment indicated correlation of Hg and Fe, supporting the interpretation of Hg removal by precipitation of an Fe(III) oxide phase.

The meager legislative history of the amendment indicates that Congress was only providing an unequivocal statement of its intent under Title III.

Challenged by Angus Robertson, the SNP Westminster leader, the prime minister said he "disagrees respectfully" with the amendment, indicating the government will oppose it again when it comes back to the Commons.

The amendment indicates the debate over TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline — which would transport heavy crude from Canada's oil sands to Gulf Coast refineries — will continue to help define the two parties this election.

The legislative history of that amendment indicates that Congress was concerned with certain judicial decisions allowing pre-induction review of selective service classifications and the possibility that such 'litigious interruption' might seriously affect the administration of the Selective Service System.