Sentence examples for early amendment from inspiring English sources

It was this spell that encouraged an early amendment to the laws: the introduction of a third stump.

Those early amendment drafts had many critics, both Democratic and Republican, and many of their criticisms were valid.

But just last month the policy chief of the conservative governing Liberal Democratic Party ruled out an early amendment to the law.

The House bill's author, Representative Jodie Laubenberg, a Republican from Parker, dangled a pair of baby shoes before her as she spoke on Tuesday; Representative Senfronia Thompson, who offered an early amendment to the bill, was flanked by colleagues holding wire hangers, representing the brutal abortion methods they said would return if legitimate clinics were run out of business.

This is particularly likely during early amendment, when they were relatively more abundant.

However, in an early amendment, the low dose was reduced to 825 mg/m as a large proportion of patients discontinuing treatment early due to adverse events were observed with 950 mg/m in another study that was running in parallel.

"It shifts the paralysis from the motion to proceed onto the early amendments," said Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore).. "The heart of the current paralysis, the silent, secret filibuster, is not addressed by the Levin-McCain proposal".

Al Gore championed a very similar amendment during his 2000 presidential campaign, Kyl harshly criticized him for ensuring the earlier amendment's failure.

The Venice Commission has since strongly criticized many of the permanent changes introduced by the "Transitional Provisions on the Constitution," the earlier "amendment".

Around 10 45 p.m., supporters of the amendment walked out of the chamber to protest what they saw as filibustering by one of the amendment's opponents, Senator Brian A. Joyce, a Democrat, who spent some of his time at the lectern reading the text of an earlier amendment and a newspaper opinion column.

An earlier amendment from Coburn and Senator John McCain (R-AZ) that was never put up for a vote would have blocked all NSF funding of political science research and shifted $7 million to the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health.