Sentence examples for imperfect amendment from inspiring English sources
A worthy but imperfect amendment pending in Congress would help curb junk foods sold in too many of the nation's schools.
63 years ago, Americans recognized an imperfect Constitution and passed an amendment to limit the terms of the President.
After amendment, as before, language remains an imperfect fit for invention.
Apart from this, I have further reservations about this amendment, because it gives outsiders only an imperfect picture.
In reply, Congreve wrote Amendments of Mr. Collier's False and Imperfect Citations (1698).
This sentiment, written more than a century before the First Amendment, is a premonition of one of the finest ideals of the imperfect country that was to come.
This article argues that Australia's recently-passed data breach notification legislation, the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 (Cth), and its coming into force in 2018, makes an internationally important, yet imperfect, contribution to data breach notification law.
But on Wednesday, he ended up voting for what he called "an improved but imperfect bill" after backing a failed attempt earlier in the day to strip the immunity provision from the bill through an amendment.
