Sentence examples for are open to amendments from inspiring English sources

The four Republicans and four Democrats who drafted the legislation have insisted they are open to amendments to their bill but would fight back against anything that appeared to be a poison pill.

The administration is open to amendments to the ratification resolution accompanying the treaty but not the treaty itself since that would require the United States and Russia to reopen negotiations.

"A new bill, brought to the floor of the assembly, is open to amendments, it is open to persuasion," Mr O'Dowd said.

I am open to amendments," De Leon said.

Wiener has said SB 827 is a work in progress and that he's open to amendments.

As a result, the proposal will be open to amendments all week long, culminating in votes during what will likely be a late-night session Thursday.

It cautions that those conclusions may not be valid, and to always be open to amendment.

A bill written by the panel would not be open to amendment and would go onto a fast track intended to guarantee that both houses of Congress vote on it by Dec. 23.

Thus, even entrenched clauses were argued to be open to amendment by the authority of Parliament.

Only the proposal from the Conference of Presidents concerning the composition of a committee of inquiry (paragraph 3) is open to amendment, in accordance with Rule 199(2).

After all paragraphs are considered, the entire paper is opened to amendment by all members if necessary or desired.