Sentence examples for if amendments from inspiring English sources

If amendments along these lines are adopted transition will be smoother, less expensive and less controversial.

But if amendments there must be, he is likely to try to balance Teutonic rigour with Latin solidarity.

Culleton said he was still considering the ABCC bill and would back it if amendments were made to support apprenticeships.

Debate about the ABCC bill later resumed, with Hinch promising to vote in favour of it if amendments were made to security of payments legislation, such as forcing head contractors to hold money on trust.

He said if amendments were made alternative savings would need to be found "to make up the other $250 to $550m", for the first time putting a price tag on a mooted back-down.

Mr. Chirac, a Gaullist, said he would use his presidential powers to stop any measure if amendments were tacked onto the bill during the approval process in the legislature, which is largely controlled by France's Socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin.

If Amendment 26 is enacted, would prosecutors charge women and their doctors with murder?

If Amendment 2 passes, it could signal a shift in medical marijuana policy reform at the state and national levels.

Then if Amendment 2 passes, we get to see if Pam Bondi will defend it in court, like she promised.

These are the same legislators who will be working on the rules regulating medical marijuana if Amendment No. 2 passes, which polls show is likely.

The opposition has a long list of big donations from entities like drug companies that stand to lose initially if Amendment #2 passes.