Most recently, Indiana foisted itself into the public spotlight through the high-profile passage -- and almost immediate amendment -- of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), a statute that immediately generated remarkable controversy both outside and within.
Thus, molecular memory requires strong attention to work over such issues and needs immediate amendment to see the possibility of a universal memory in the future.
It was the perceived lack of them that caused the states to seek some immediate amendments, what we now call the Bill of Rights.
Whatever combination of savings and new taxes this panel devises will be fast-tracked to the floor of both chambers, without amendments, for an immediate vote.
The whole point of the Alf Dubs amendment was about an immediate response – it is not about setting up a process.
Carson's positions on the flat tax and the balanced budget amendment together imply an immediate 72percentt reduction in federal spending, basically the equivalent of eliminating Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps and the entire military.
"At a minimal cost to the government, this amendment will have an immediate, positive and direct impact on Canada's ability to grow a robust Canadian technology industry," explains Terry Matthews, Chairman , Wesley Clover
The House bill, which now incorporates provisions of the Paul-Grayson amendment, calls for an immediate and extensive audit of the Fed's responses to the crisis and also removes the exclusion of monetary policy deliberations from regular audits in the future.
Ironically, the Wharton bill, which is unlikely to make its way through the Lords, faces its toughest challenge in the Commons from Conservative MPs who table amendments demanding either an immediate in-our referendum, or negotiation red lines for Cameron in his future discussions with his EU partners.
The Dorgan amendment is not up for an immediate vote.
