Sentence examples for an important amendment from inspiring English sources

Before the House Transportation Committee makes a move on a highway bill extension, members should make an important amendment: Remove the bill's extreme ignition interlock mandate, which would force every state to punish all first-time D.U.I. offenders with an in-car breathalyzer, even if they were just one sip over the legal limit.

What I was trying to convey is that we have an important amendment in the U.S. Constitution and we should at least have the discussion.

"There was an important amendment that will be brought up for a vote that will strengthen the protections for religious organizations that Sen. Portman and I have been working on.

For example, he said, Sen. Al Franken's name isn't on the Affordable Care Act, but Franken introduced an important amendment on medical loss ratios, requiring insurers to spend 80percentto85percentcent of premiums on medical care (rather than administrative costs).

- My group tabled an important amendment to the Scheele report.

However, an important amendment to the privacy act [ 43] allows for communication with family members without consent of a person under their care if a medical practitioner feels there is a risk of harm to them arising from knowledge about that person.

A further important amendment here is that the Committee on Development and Cooperation feels that the Council should decide by a qualified majority rather than unanimously, and that Parliament should also have to give its assent.

- (FR) A fundamentally important amendment to the report by Ole Christensen on common principles of flexicurity has unfortunately been rejected by the majority of the European Parliament, and I have therefore voted against the report.

Near the end of the Paris peace negotiations that ended the war, a small but important amendment was added to the resulting treaty that prohibited the British from "carrying away any Negroes, or other property".

In an important First Amendment ruling yesterday, a federal appeals court ordered Chief Justice Moore to remove the monument.

Unfortunately, the court missed an opportunity to uphold that principle when it refused to take an important First Amendment case last week.