Sentence examples for capable of amendment from inspiring English sources

In this case its use was part of a book extract and therefore not capable of amendment, but I think we should have given more thought to the offence it might have caused before running it.

Composting can be regarded as the most usual method for recycling the organic fraction of the bio-resources, since it provides an agricultural amendment capable of mitigating the serious deficit of organic materials in the fertilization programmes of crops (Haug 1993).

That the effect of the sequester has been relatively benign so far strikes me as a data-point in favour of relatively inflexible fiscal rules, such as debt-ceilings and balanced-budget amendments, capable of somewhat offsetting the diffuse-cost/concentrated-benefit dynamic that otherwise drives democracies toward imbalance and ruin.

"That the effect of the sequester has been relatively benign so far", he writes, "strikes me as a data-point in favour of relatively inflexible fiscal rules, such as debt-ceilings and balanced-budget amendments, capable of somewhat offsetting the diffuse-cost/concentrated-benefit dynamic that otherwise drives democracies toward imbalance and ruin".

The act provided no process of amendment.

Plant cover of colonizing vegetation was enhanced by amendments, but was independent of amendment doses.

It is also emphasized on the importance of optimizing the activated sludge performance through the amendments with acclimatized strains capable of handling high metal stresses.

However, Mr Robinson, the first minister, said assembly members were still capable of discussing the bill as well as the amendments.

Application of a combined emulsified oil/molasses amendment was found to be highly effective in promoting a microbial community capable of remediating waste water with high iron and sulfate levels.

Strains of Geobacter and other metal reducing bacteria are present at low natural abundance that are capable of enzymatic U VI) reduction in localized zones of accumulated detrital organic carbon or after organic carbon amendment.

The amendment would eliminate $21 million for research on low-yield nuclear weapons and converting existing nuclear warheads into weapons capable of penetrating bunkers.