When Mr. West, a first-term lawmaker, recounted his vote for an amendment to return unused stimulus dollars to the nation's Treasury, the crowd erupted with delight.
Frederick III, present at the negotiations as crown prince, assured the Habsburgs of the continuation of the alliance once he was in power, and secretly concluded an amendment to return Schwiebus to the Habsburgs, which he eventually did in 1694.
Second, the repeal amendment, allowing state veto of Congressional laws, is only one of several curative constitutional amendments being promoted to return Congress to fiscal sanity and constitutional limits.
"The legislative history confirms that the amendment was passed to return verbal prayer to the public schools," wrote Judge Duhé, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan.
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).
As his anxieties became clear, Mr. Newsom's staffers asked the office of Dennis Herrera, the city attorney, to begin quietly drafting a charter amendment to allow Mr. Lee to return to the administrator's post after he served as mayor, according to several City Hall officials.
Second, the amendment required the president to return to Congress if his United Nations efforts failed and to secure passage of what Mr. Levin called a "going-it-alone unilateral resolution".
To return Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) results to our participants at the Group Health Cooperative, we sequenced the DNA of 900 participants (61 % female) with non-CLIA biobanked samples.
On January 20, Federalist Jonathan Dayton moved to return the bill to a committee to consider amendments.
Mr. Lautenberg's aides say he is eager to return, particularly given that he introduced an amendment to ban high-capacity ammunition magazines.
