Sentence examples for bring about amendments from inspiring English sources
Therefore, if definitive research evidence regarding clinical effectiveness were to bring about amendments to NHS policy regarding scale and polish provision, such change may be viewed with scepticism [ 26].
His failure to bring about even minor amendments in the Nehru Committee proposals (1928) over the question of separate electorates and reservation of seats for Muslims in the legislatures frustrated him.
Early Americans used constituent instructions to bring about a constitutional amendment to reverse a Supreme Court decision they felt overstepped its bounds, just as most Americans feel about today's court and Citizens United.
But we don't need a single amendment to bring about the fundamental change needed to take our constitutional republic off life support in these days of deep governmental dysfunction and pervasive corruption.
"A very simple clarification [of the amendment] on paper would bring about profound change, not just for women in Kenya, but for women around the world".
Dima Khalidi, the director of Palestinian Solidarity Legal Support, an activist group, disagreed, telling me that boycotts that are enacted to bring about political change are unquestionably protected by the First Amendment.
The opposition favors a constitutional amendment to cut Mr. Chávez's term and bring about new elections.
Reformers bring about a change.
If not, disappointment may bring about dissatisfaction.
Caspases, in turn, bring about apoptotic death.
