Sentence examples similar to every amendment that was made from inspiring English sources

When asked what he thought of Davenport suggesting that what happens on the tour should stay on the tour, Spadea had this to say: 'Is there a historical amendment that was made in sports that this should be the case?

And now they've finally managed to do it, all under an obscure amendment that was made late in the game, that they didn't have a mandate for and was never fully justified.

Haley said the industry supported some amendments that were made before final passage but still opposes the legislation overall.

There are a lot of amendments we have to make to Obamacare, just like there were a lot of amendments that were made to Medicare after it became law in this country.

Some members of the Assembly criticized the coastal agency's attorneys for late correspondence, taking issue with amendments that were made to AB 2002 that failed to clear the state Senate in time — and it was unclear whether the bill was unpopular or whether it fell victim to private disagreements among Democrats on other unrelated legislation.

Mr. Madison was willing to make every amendment that was required by the States, which did not tend to destroy the principles and the efficacy of the constitution; he conceived that the proposed amendment would have that tendency, he was therefore opposed to it.

All of the changes and amendments, for example, that were made to the Affordable Care Act were designed to try to make it bipartisan.

They've now made an amendment that is a billion dollars a year over the next five years.

In 2011 the CCU published a draft of the proposed change in the form of an amendment that should be made to the 8th edition of the SI Brochure.

Cameron and Clegg will join Lansley later this week as he outlines the amendments that will be made to his bill when it reaches the House of Lords.

Prior to each meeting, the materials for discussion and any amendments that had been made from the previous meeting were circulated via email to members.