Sentence examples for change amendments from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court said only voters could change amendments that they have added to the State Constitution through the initiative process.

The charter is too hard to change: amendments require a vote of two-thirds of the members of the General Assembly, plus ratification by the legislatures of two-thirds of the members (which would mean a staggering 128 parliaments today), including all the five permanent members of the Security Council.

The change patch file contains one change amendment for each parameter.

Possible measures include policy or regulatory changes, amendments to the rules and new guidance.

John Bercow, the Speaker, said he would give serious consideration to Salmond's objection after it was revealed in the Queen's speech that the government would try introduce the change through amendments to parliamentary rules known as standing orders.

'Test and refine' is where a detailed change or amendments to the initial interpretation are tested by practitioners, which may be one of many later 'iterations' of the original change.

Mostly, there was widespread confusion over just exactly what changes the amendments would bring.

It is a constitution that paves the way for a Shariah-based theocratic state with no checks and balances — and immune from future change or amendment.

Approval is needed from the 75% of the members of the parliament for any change or amendment to be made in the constitution.

That document goes back to the General Synod (which may or may not have changed) for amendments, and then to forty-four diocesynodsnods for approval, and back to the Synod again.

His church has helped lead a continuing fight to change an amendment to the constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A). that effectively prohibits gays and lesbians from holding church office, whether as a minister, a deacon or an elder.