Sentence examples similar to bundle amendments from inspiring English sources
This means that Mr Reid may not be able to count on Mr Nelson's vote for the final Senate bill, but others may compensate: Ms Snowe and Susan Collins, another Republican from Maine, both sided with most of the Democrats to defeat the amendment.The final bit of progress came with a bundle of amendments, offered by 11 freshman Democratic senators, to tackle costs.
The city's definition had been included in the bundle of amendments to the city's local coastal program submitted to the commission for certification at its April 13 meeting.
The Bill of Rights drafted by Madison and ultimately adopted as twenty-seven provisions bundled into ten amendments to the Constitution does not, on the whole, have much to do with King John.
The GOP has no clear strategy for dealing with that vote, and there's likely to be a huge intra-party fight about whether to bundle it with deficit-cutting amendments.
Republicans scored one victory today when the House narrowly passed an amendment that would bundle some federal money and allow two local school districts from each state to decide how best to use the money.
The treatise stated that aggregating separate charter amendments – if material – would constitute bundling.
But remember that the S.E.C. has only specifically come out against two separate items bundled together – a charter amendment and a merger.
The amendments would also seek to expand a pilot program in which the federal government "bundles" payments to hospitals for patients' total care, rather than paying for individual procedures.
Lawmakers want to give away a huge bundle of your cash to religious schools, but they can't because of that pesky old First Amendment.
Opponents criticized Amendment 9 for bundling two disparate subjects -- to no avail.
