Sentence examples for favourable amendments from inspiring English sources
Cheng Li, an expert on Chinese politics at the Brookings Institution, said Xi appeared to have traded securing favourable amendments to the constitution in exchange for a compromise on the make-up of the Standing Committee, a line-up he likened to a "team of rivals".
The parliamentary elections of 1947 were manipulated to produce a parliament favourable to the amendment.
These three amendments again received favourable opinion quickly, in 11, 12 and 18 working days, well within the obligatory 35 day limit.
The application was then submitted to the NHS Research Ethics Fulham Committeee) for proportionate review, where favourable opinion subject to minor amendments was issued (reference no 14/LO/0169).
Edaphic-patch distribution may condition phytostabilisation since ploughing or the employment of certain amendments should take into account favourable niches for plant growth.
From all the research human urine was found to have compared equally favourable with the chemical fertilizers when both amendments were utilized at equal doses (Mnkeni et al. 2008).
(Participant 3 – academic) Favourable factors, such as schooling and legal amendments should have decreased the number of forced and child marriages.
In addition, amendments used to create conditions favourable to crop plants may negatively impact the beneficial microbial associates of plants that are adapted to soil conditions suboptimal for production.
All amendments will be notified to the MEC that gave a favourable opinion.
The original Process Modelling in Implementation Research (PRIME) questionnaires and an amendment to conduct the response rate trials were given favourable review by the UK South East Multi-Centre Research Ethics Committee (MREC/03/01/03).
The courageous reporting of the Post and the New York Times – coupled with the favourable Supreme Court rulings on publication of the Pentagon Papers – were landmarks for the interpretation of First Amendment rights and the freedom of the press.
