Sentence examples for because of amendment from inspiring English sources

Because of Amendment 2, only homosexuals would have to amend the state Constitution before they could obtain "protection against discrimination".

L. 102 546, § 402 9)(C), which directed that "the Secretary of Agriculture or" be struck out, could not be executed because of amendment by Pub.

Contraception has become an issue in the tight Markey-Musgrave race for Colorado 4th district House seat in part because of Amendment 48.

Because of Amendment 64 and the simple decriminalization of marijuana in the state over the last year, 10,000 primarily young adults will likely not be hindered by the collateral consequences of a drug charge.

Most Democrats opposed the bill because of amendments that enforce spending limits and require all construction plans to be reviewed by the Legislature.

A sixth round of nationwide protests is scheduled for Tuesday, a day before the Senate is to vote on the retirement measure, which will then return to both houses because of amendments added during debates.

Last week, House Democrats had to pull back legislation that would have finally given the District of Columbia a voting representative in Congress because of amendments tacked on to the bill that would have gutted local gun laws.

Despite Wightman's strong ties to the country - he moved from the UK to Australia as a one-year-old - he could be deported because of amendments to Australia's migration laws which have given the Government the power to cancel visas for those who have been sentenced to jail for 12 months or more.

The signatories, who also include Julian Barnes, Claire Tomalin, Ali Smith, Dame Antonia Fraser, Sir David Hare, Susie Orbach and Michael Frayn, are concerned that improved libel laws are on the verge of collapse because of amendments inserted by Lord Puttnam into the bill in the past month during its final stage in the House of Lords.

The bill faces an uncertain future in the Senate, largely because of amendments attached to it.

Adequate transitional periods need to be granted for changes that become necessary, e.g. because of amendments to the REACH Annexes.