Sentence examples for enhanced amendments from inspiring English sources

"There were a lot of bad actors involved, but it started with the Community Reinvestment Act under Jimmy Carter and then the enhanced amendments that Bill Clinton made to force, in effect, banks to makes loans to people who lack creditworthiness...Being on the Financial Services Committee, I can assure you, all roads lead to Freddie and Fannie".

No-tillage also favored accumulation of organic C and N in all aggregate fractions but no size preference between macro- and microaggregates was observed while Ca-amendment enhanced accumulation only in large macroaggregates.

The experimental and simulation results clearly show that using the polymer leads to an enhanced delivery of remedial amendments to lower-permeability zones and an increased sweeping efficiency.

Thus, in mature field-grown sugarcane subject to crop stress (e.g. water deficit, pests or disease), the economic benefits of Si amendment and enhanced uptake are more likely to be expressed (Meyer and Keeping 2005).

Three blood samples were taken: (1) at baseline, (2) after one week of medication (following protocol amendment for enhanced safety monitoring) and (3) after ending the two week medication (just before surgery).

These findings suggest that restoration of bottomland hardwood forests in the LMV will require organic carbon amendment to achieve enhanced denitrifier activity for NO3 removal while the restored forest is developing into a mature state over time.

However, the results presented here revealed that biochar amendments did not induce enhanced lignin formation after the invasion of nematodes.

These results show that AC amendment overall was not detrimental to aerobic microbial activity despite previously reported enhanced DOC binding in AC amended soils.

IEEE 802.11p will use enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) from the QoS amendment IEEE 802.11e [25]‎ as MAC method, which is an enhanced version of the basic distributed coordination function (DCF) found in 802.11.

Senator Patrick Leahy, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman, tried and failed to get a vote on a sensible amendment that would add several safeguards, most notably enhanced auditing and oversight of how the powers are being used.

Americans for Responsible Solutions ran ads pressuring House and Senate leaders to act on enhanced background checks when the Senate was debating a bipartisan amendment sponsored by Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va).