Sentence examples for critical amendments from inspiring English sources

Former Conservative cabinet ministers from the Thatcher era, including Lord Tebbit, have put down critical amendments rejecting such cuts in medical negligence cases.

The Home Office move comes in advance of a House of Lords debate on a raft of critical amendments to the bill due to take place on 8 January, just after the Christmas recess.

Fortunately, Senators Richard Blumenthal, Jay Rockefeller, and Hirono are all working on critical amendments that address some of the bill's major shortcomings for children.

The prime minister has been forced to accept a critical amendment about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) after it was signed by 25 Tory backbenchers, and backed by Labour, SNP and Green MPs.

...now that he has brought forward this critical Amendment, Bernie is perfectly positioned to announce his candidacy for President.

As Campbell spun conspiracy theories, Sens. Franken and Paul came together to draft a critical amendment to the cyber security bill to strike language that gave companies new authority to monitor and possibly block our private communications.

He watched his congressman, MacArthur, support the president's ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries and then craft a critical amendment to weaken the Affordable Care Act's pre-existing condition protections.

But a fortnight ago the rightwing anti-Brussels populists took a quarter of the vote in local elections, and now Downing Street is in disarray as Tory cabinet ministers prepare to abstain on a critical referendum amendment to their government programme put down by their own backbenchers.

It used to be that the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was considered the most critical of the amendments in the Bill of Rights.

These hurdles made the Texas abortion ruling amendments critical for Latinas in the state as access to clinics was already an issue.

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