Sentence examples similar to envisage amending from inspiring English sources
The draft also envisages amending the convention to give national judicial systems more wriggle room.
As envisaged, his amendment would prevent a minister from amending or abolishing a public body in a way that was incompatible with judicial independence, incompatible with human rights or disproportionate.
Asked whether the Government remained open to amending the legislation, the Prime Minister's official spokesman said: "I would not envisage significant changes to the Health Bill.
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But they said the process would go nowhere if the US bowed to Israeli demands to amend the three-stage plan envisaging a Palestinian state by 2005.
The breakup of Pakistan would be a costly and destabilizing development that can still be avoided, but only if the United States and other foreign donors use their enormous aid leverage to convince Islamabad that it should not only put the 1973 Constitution back into effect, but amend it to go beyond the limited degree of autonomy it envisaged.
Later in the same session, he amended his answer, reading out a note from a civil service lawyer which said that the government "can't envisage" a situation where habeas corpus would conflict with secret courts.
And the apparent willingness to amend electoral laws suggests one ready to legitimise Miss Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy NLDD), which is at present technically illegal.Three amendments are envisaged.
It amends accounting rules.
