Sentence examples for called amendments from inspiring English sources

McCaskill said Friday that she is asking that the conference committee strip out all of the earmarks, which were called "amendments" in the bill.

Although it has changed over the years (those changes are called amendments), the words written by the country's earliest leaders, sometimes called the Framers, are still in effect today.

They're called amendments.

The proposal, called Amendment One, would ban not only same-sex marriages, but also civil unions.

But even if New England avoids quotas, the fishermen will face other restrictions next year under a federal rule called Amendment 13.

So can you start by telling us a little bit about that amendment called Amendment 4 about what it entails, who it affects, et cetera?

The Colorado ballot measure, called Amendment T, sought to change the language in the state Constitution by asking voters if that exception should be removed.

I wrote about the referendum, on what's called Amendment 66, in my Tuesday column, which provides details on the tax increase and the shrewd grab bag of education reforms it would buy.

Louis political science department, called Amendment 6 "a pretty cynical measure" in an interview with The Huffington Post before the election.

The initiative, called Amendment 66, would have changed the state income tax from a flat rate of 4.63percenttoto a two-tiered system.

Officially called Amendment 14-F, the new wording in the denomination's Book of Order will describe marriage as being "between two people".