Sentence examples for can only be altered from inspiring English sources

Once adopted, policies can only be altered by a 2/3 vote, of the full membership.

Held up as the highest law of the land, the treaties can only be altered by Congress; numerous Supreme Court decisions have said that the states are largely powerless in Indian Country.

Like Trump, Brexit cannot be undone by liberal sanctimony – it can only be altered if the neoliberal economic model is smashed, as if it were a statue of a dictator, by a liberated people.

He ultimately delivers a golem with unusual traits — curiosity, intelligence and modesty — and a warning: "Remember this: A creature can only be altered so far from its basic nature".

The language of the second amendment, which states: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed", can only be altered via constitutional amendment as provided by article V of the constitution.

Since the armature may be very elaborate and can only be altered slightly, if at all, once work has started, the modeler must have a fairly clear idea from his drawings and maquettes of the arrangement of the main shapes of the finished model.

The likelihood is that the wider, legislation-supporting public don't want to be associated with being pro-drugs for fear of association—something that can only be changed by altering the stereotype to a more positive one, which is seemingly impossible when battling a weed-hating press.

We argue that the use of amplification methods to define transcriptomes of bacteria in environments such as infected tissue where the pattern of differential gene expression may well be significantly altered can only be reliably interpreted with an evaluation of any bias introduced by the amplification process.

Similarly, if conditions such as anxiety or depression can be alleviated by an individual addressing the root of his or her struggle, this challenges the conception of anxiety or depression as a potentially arbitrary chemical imbalance that can only be improved by further altering one's brain chemistry with prescription medications on a daily basis.

The method is not quantitative because the significantly altered metabolites can only be identified after the analysis, but quantification of a certain metabolite requires having its high-quality standard substances prepared before analysis and assayed simultaneously with the samples.

As long as Saudi remains our ally, pressure upon its rulers to alter their conduct can only be applied in private.