Sentence examples similar to any later amendment from inspiring English sources

It also limited to two years the length of time the Lords could delay government legislation; a later amendment (1949) reduced this period to one year.

This barrier was overcome in a later amendment to the Charter, and the subscription rate increased.

But a later amendment tweaked the bill's language so that the Department of Environmental Protection can place ads on any state trail.

A later amendment allowed exceptions in the case of nuclear, chemical or biological attacks.

A later amendment — signed by considerably fewer nations — restricted the movement of hazardous electronics waste from rich countries to poor ones.

The settlement is based on Mrs. Astor's 2002 will and nullifies the later amendments.

At Virginia's ratifying convention, he bested the fiery Anti-Federalist Patrick Henry by declaring his own openness to later amendments.

In the later amendments, he used musical embellishments to emphasize the text, as was done in the Renaissance.

Kraft had argued that later amendments to a related statute changed the meaning of the 1948 law.

That amendment, like later amendments, not only authorized a longer term for new works, but also extended the terms of unexpired copyrights.

Later amendments allowed the seizure of anything thought to have been purchased with tainted funds, whether or not it was connected to the commission of a crime.