Sentence examples for consider whether to amend from inspiring English sources

In the fourth, Minnesota, voters will consider whether to amend the state Constitution to ban it.

In 2001, the US Department of Energy (DOE) initiated a rulemaking process to consider whether to amend the existing energy efficiency standards for furnaces and boilers.

On Monday, members of the International Criminal Court gather in Kampala, Uganda, to consider whether to amend the Court's statute to allow it to exercise jurisdiction over the crime of "aggression".

Triggs told the parliamentary inquiry into freedom of speech – established to consider whether to amend the act – that the public and politicians were seeing only one side of the QUT case.

As the CFPB has indicated that the proposed rule would apply only to agreements entered into more than 211 days after rule publication, affected companies may wish to consider whether to amend the dispute resolution provisions currently used.

The panel, which relies on contributions from hundreds of scientists, is considering whether to amend the estimate or remove it.

ALBANY — Six weeks after approving an expanded ban on assault weapons, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and lawmakers are considering whether to amend the measure to add an exception — for Hollywood.

The official said Chen was considering whether to amend the island's current constitution instead, an option that U.S. officials have argued would be less provocative.

The National People's Congress is considering whether to amend the country's environmental protection law for the first time in 25 years.

Still, the question of whether CO2 is pollution is now at the fore of the debate about whether to amend the act again.

City Council members will consider at their meeting Tuesday whether to amend that portion of the general plan, a guiding document for development in the city, said City Atty.