Sentence examples for enough to amend from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, amendments turn out to be easy enough to amend within the national security state itself.

Some members of his party had indeed hoped she might; others speculate that, with a parliamentary majority large enough to amend the constitution, he may in time face pressure to abolish term limits.

By the time she had calmed down enough to amend her own profile, she found that her boyfriend — having presumably seen Ms. Thake's status — had changed his back to single.

The last time a single party was dominant enough to amend the Constitution, the Republicans passed the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth Amendments, which were ratified by the states; eleven had seceded and later came under Reconstruction governments.

That would be enough to amend the Constitution -- to extend Mr. Putin's presidency, for instance -- though no one in the Kremlin or United Russia has made any specific proposals.

With the support of independent deputies and two nationalistic parties, the Liberal Democratic Party and Motherland, the Kremlin may be able to rely on a two-thirds majority, enough to amend the Constitution.

In June's election AK did not win enough seats to amend the constitution unilaterally.

Mitch McConnell, the Minority Leader, objected that the proposed amendment was designed to fail because Democrats know they don't have nearly enough votes to amend the Constitution.

Although it is unlikely, Erdogan still hopes the AKP will win enough seats to amend the constitution and give the role of president more power.

The final tally from the vote on Sunday showed that Mr. Putin's party, United Russia, had received 64.1 percent, giving it roughly 315 seats in the 450-seat Duma, or lower house of Parliament, which would be enough votes to amend the Constitution.

But Boxer and her allies failed to attract enough votes to amend the bill with some of these provisions.