Sentence examples for amendments most from inspiring English sources

In the leukemia trial [ 9], multiple amendments, most notably amending the primary endpoint, were made subsequent to interim analysis with knowledge of treatment-arm specific rates in an apparent attempt to increase the number of events accrued and achieve a successful trial, but a substantial bias was introduced.

According to the 1984 constitutional amendments, most members of the unicameral National Assembly are directly elected.

Levin has proposed a series of Liberty Amendments, most of which reflect well-known aspects of the Tea Party agenda.

Last year, voters approved a series of amendments, most of them making permanent agencies that were created on his watch.

As GOP leaders continue to negotiate and senators consider possible amendments, most of Washington's attention is on policy.

There have been about 1,000 amendments, most of them an effort by the Socialist Party and other opposition parties to slow down the passage of the bill while the strikes continue.

During the past thirty years, Congress has on numerous occasions considered and rejected bills incorporating a balanced budget amendment, most recently in 2011.

In addition to the protection of the First Amendment, most Indian religions are covered by treaties, some older than the Constitution.

The constitutional amendment most likely to win the backing of Mr. Bush and conservative groups is one that has already been introduced in Congress.

Soon after voters approved the amendment, the American Civil Liberties Union and the Council on American-Islamic Relations sued and a district court issued a preliminary injunction, saying that the amendment most likely violates the First Amendment.

That's the basic balance of the Fourth Amendment, most recently found in the stirring civil libertarian language in Riley just a few months ago.