Sentence examples for clerical changes from inspiring English sources

It merely deleted "(1)(A)" in a cross-reference and was expressly stuck by Congress in a scrivener's grab-bag of clerical changes.

As the committee viewed the Federal judiciary and the need for brushing it up, only minor clerical changes appeared necessary and these were approved.

They buried the 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act, whose words doomed the EPA's proposal the moment they emerged from the House on May 23 , 1990 and tried to resurrect the "version" of the bill that had emerged from the Senate on April 3 , 1990 even though it was only a "conforming" or clerical change.

Iran's reformers, increasingly convinced that they have wrested control of the Parliament from religious conservatives, put their confidence on full display today by paying homage to the most outspoken clerical advocate of change and democracy, Abdullah Nouri.

Liberal Catholics in the United States want changes on clerical celibacy and the ordination of women, even as others do not.

Quito was the home of a landed aristocracy whose positions of power during this early period were based on large semifeudal estates worked by Indian labour; it was (and to some extent has remained) a conservative clerical city, resistant to changes in the status quo.

There were times when she had excellent doctors and excellent insurance, and times when she had next to nothing thanks to a clerical error or benefits changes. .

There is a substantial bloc of clerical resistance to any change.

His decree also required the adoption in Russia of Greek usages, Greek forms of clerical dress, and a change in the manner of crossing oneself: three fingers were to be used instead of two.

Ofqual's investigation found that of the 100,000 scripts checked, 1,370 contained clerical errors which resulted in changes to 251 unit or qualification grades.

But the conservatives have now shown that they are prepared to use the veto power of the unelected clerical leader, Mr. Khamenei, to resist changes they do not want.