Sentence examples for from amending from inspiring English sources

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.

Aside from amending the Constitution, what can work?

"But there's nothing that would prevent a condominium association from amending its bylaws to require approval of any tenancy in the building".

In 2003, an appellate court upheld the change in the law, finding that "the fact that the term-limit provisions of the City Charter were enacted through a referendum did not preclude the City Council from amending those provisions".

That authority, which the Bush administration has called "trade promotion authority," makes it easier for presidents to negotiate trade accords because it bars Congress from amending them, allowing it only to vote up or down.

Furthermore, it said, "the fact that the term limit provisions of the City Charter were enacted through a referendum did not preclude the City Council from amending those provisions".

The significance of different variables on GHG production and soil C sink capacity was investigated by monitoring CO2 and N2O fluxes from amended soils under laboratory conditions.

Rice husk biochar might contain more stable C as it is a pyrolyzed by-product and thereby reduces CO2 emission from amended soil.

Increasing cumulative ingestion of As from amended diets was associated with increasing cumulative urinary excretion of As. Figure 2A shows As ABA estimates from diets amended with AsV, test soils, or SRMs.

If changing Senate rules really required a two-thirds supermajority, it would effectively prevent a simple majority of any Senate from ever amending its own rules, which would be unconstitutional.

Consequences could range from sponsors amending key study endpoints post hoc, or even halting studies and foregoing registration entirely if results appear to be unfavourable.