Sentence examples similar to considerable amendment from inspiring English sources

All All and All is written as it was published but other poems have considerable amendments and crossings out with Altarwise by Owl-light the most heavily revised, a reflection probably of its intricacy.

Advanced radiological training might lead to considerable amendments in terms of knowledge and practice of CT referral.

Ethics committee requirements to conduct this study ranged from nil in Israel to considerable amendments designed to minimise participant harm in New Zealand.

It can therefore be seen that the ethics committee requirements to conduct this study across five different countries ranged from nil to detailed instructions on how to conduct the research and considerable amendments designed to minimise harm to the participants.

The UK, as founded in 1707, subject to considerable subsequent amendment, remains in force.

At the same time, Mr. Owens said, churches have considerable latitude under the First Amendment.

But no... without a First Amendment but with considerable resolution, the editors declined to cooperate.

The number who would oppose an amendment was a considerable increase from 40 percent in 2009, when 41 percent said they would favor it.

The amendment passed, with considerable acrimony and bad feeling, but was invalidated in 2015 by the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

Looking ahead, the Trump administration's ability to reshape the federal judiciary could spell considerable peril for the Seventh Amendment.

But they have to give them considerable latitude under the 1st Amendment to express their views.... It's very difficult to say, 'You can't talk.'".