Sentence examples for amendments to rule from inspiring English sources

Burnham's letter refers directly to a letter jointly written by Clegg and Williams this week in which they promised Lib Dem MPs and peers five new amendments to "rule out beyond any doubt any threat of a US-style market in the NHS".

Second and more troubling, the SEC proposed a number of additional amendments to Rule 506 to complement the "bad actor" rules.

Moreover, its highly questionable whether the SEC even has a mandate to adopt such far-reaching amendments to Rule 506 given the narrow mandate given to it in the JOBS Act.

Profanity thrives on Wall Street today despite efforts to curb it: The New York Stock Exchange's rule 448, the American Stock Exchange's rule 590 and the National Association of Securities Dealers 1996 amendment to rule 2110 all specifically forbid members from using obscene language.

The confidentiality measure and the other current proposals for the convention are amendments to rules debated in 1982 and approved in 1983.

Having agreed with the plaintiffs that the program violated the Fourth Amendment, Leon refused to rule preliminarily on their other claims.

But their nutty amendment does seem to rule out abortion under all circumstances, including rape or incest, or in the case of an ectopic pregnancy that could kill the pregnant woman, along of course, with the implanted egg.

Miliband used his questions to attack Cameron on the housing benefit changes, prompting him to rule out amendments amid concern that high rent areas such as London would see an exodus of poorer people.

In an attempt to avoid a damaging backlash at Lib Dem spring conference in Gateshead next week, the deputy prime minister joined forces with Lady Williams of Crosby in a letter promising MPs and peers a series of amendments to the health bill, to "rule out beyond doubt any threat of a US-style market in the NHS".

Some of it comes from amendments to the rule book by the powers that be, some is evolutionary.

While Congress can reject amendments to the rules that govern federal courts, it rarely exercises that authority and is not expected to do so during a heated election year.