Sentence examples for amendments to either from inspiring English sources

For the last several years, I have offered amendments to either the annual defense policy or intelligence authorization bills to protect whistleblowers like Drake, and every time the current House majority has refused to even allow those amendments to be considered on the House floor.

So, he said, if the letterwriter is correct in stating that the fee is not authorized by either the occupancy agreement or the bylaws and it has not been authorized by an approved amendment to either document, the flip tax would not be valid.

Prohibit any amendments to TPP either in Committee or during the floor debate.

They then send amendments to the Council which can either adopt the text with those amendments or send back a "common position".

In its first reading, Parliament may send amendments to the Council which can either adopt the text with those amendments or send back a "common position".

If the PCMR submits an adverse report, Parliament can either make amendments to the bill and resubmit it to the Council for approval, or decide to present the bill for the President's assent nonetheless provided that a Parliamentary motion for such action has been passed by at least two-thirds of all Members of Parliament.

If the PCMR submits an adverse report, Parliament can either make amendments to the bill and resubmit it to the Council for approval, or decide to present the bill for the President's assent nonetheless provided that a Parliamentary motion for such action has been passed by at least two-thirds of all MPs.

Still, Mr. Bachus and his Republican colleagues offered numerous amendments to weaken the legislation, most of which were defeated either by voice or party-line votes.

There is a flurry of amendments to the bill, and a great many of them would either expand or limit the government's powers of surveillance.

Another application is the addition of cement-type amendments to stabilize Hg in contaminated sediments dredged from waterways before either disposal or reuse.

In either case, three-fourths of the states must ratify proposed amendments to make them effective.