Sentence examples for certain amendments from inspiring English sources
However, through the incorporation doctrine, the Supreme Court has incorporated certain amendments and clauses against the states.
Edaphic-patch distribution may condition phytostabilisation since ploughing or the employment of certain amendments should take into account favourable niches for plant growth.
Glencore said it received a plan from Xstrata's board "in relation to certain amendments to the management incentive arrangements" and was "considering that proposal".
"There are certain amendments that are viewed as poison pills by one side or the other," Mr. McCain said on "Meet the Press".
Not all amendments will be voted on – certain amendments will be selected during Speaker's conference, but may then change in consultation with party whips.
Most observers believe that the court is unlikely to oppose the ESM treaty, though many expect the judges to demand certain amendments, or to ask Germany's president to make his signature subject to certain qualifications.
You Rent, You Do Not Own: Without getting into all the thorny and sensitive particularities of what made the nineteenth century not great before the ratification of a certain amendment, I will simply point out that women are no longer considered property.
COBURN: I'm not sure I agree with that on certain 8th Amendment and 14th Amendment cases.
The only conclusion I can draw from the DOJ behavior, or lack thereof, is that if they don't like the press leak the hell with certain Constitutional Amendments but if they like the press leak the hell with a certain Constitutional Amendment.
Mr. Gold said the labor federation would also fight against certain expected amendments to the bill, including a Republican effort to force unions to get written permission from members to use part of their money for political activity.
Hence, the other Member States may well be able to state quite credibly that certain Treaty amendments are unlikely to survive the ratification process, especially where Member States have made promises to their own citizens to subject future changes to the Treaties to popular referenda.
