Sentence examples for essentially amends from inspiring English sources

The bill can be found here, but it essentially amends the state's current gambling laws to include "regulated interactive fantasy sports contests with an entry fee".

There was a measure on the ballot that would have essentially amended Michigan's constitution to prohibit right-to-work laws, and it was defeated, but there's an argument to be made that the vote there was as much about punishing the amendment's supporters for their overreach as anything else.

Couples should consult their accountants for advice about filing a protective claim, which essentially involves filing an amended tax return, she said.

The time is right as the Indian government recently announced its intentions to amend legislation that essentially ban VoIP services.

Essentially the same rescue cut inside an amended, customized Chapter-11 procedure might offer better electoral insulation.

The proposals, if approved, would amend the state law by essentially incorporating several of the city exemptions, and in some cases, expanding upon them.

In a written response submitted late last month, city lawyers scoffed at the notion, calling it a "startling premise" and a "radical proposal" that would essentially undermine the power of legislatures to amend or revoke laws passed by referendum.

The two unions are, essentially, hoping for the same end game: an amended Senate health care bill.

Although it has been amended a few times, the constitution is still essentially the 1982 text that was drafted by the army after a military coup in 1980.

This essentially requires that wireless network protocols should be further studied and amended to improve their transmission efficiency.

Republicans wanted extra days of debate, demanding the right to amend the defense bill that contained the repeal provision, and essentially killing the bill without quite admitting to it by suffocating it of time.