Sentence examples for in one amendment from inspiring English sources

Cable takes a more relaxed view of the debate, saying that – apart from a section in one amendment about the powers of the Bank of England – he has little problem with the changes.

News reports have honed in on one amendment in particular.

"In a democracy, you have the right to petition government – it's in the number one amendment," said Dimon, who accused Summers of making "ridiculous" statements.

One amendment would in effect give the State Legislature line-by-line veto power over every detail of a comprehensive restoration plan expected later this year from the Army Corps of Engineers.

But in the end, only one amendment was considered, and not terribly seriously — it was defeated, 600 to 24.

I'm particularly prone to a guffaw when the rhetoric soars to the lofty heights of "preserving and enhancing the role of the English language" in the US, as one amendment to the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006 put it.

"In other words, only one amendment selected by me is being moved at any time.

Both Cockrel and Keenan advised voters to look out for one amendment in particular -- Proposal C, which would give the city's top attorney the right to sue to enforce the charter, even if the mayor or council oppose the action.

Those in favor talk about an "amendment convention," implying that only one amendment will be discussed.

We are nearly one month removed from the vote on Amendment One in North Carolina, and only days removed from the official certification by the state that made the amendment official.

Umpires will now be the sole judges of whether the light is fit to allow play in one of eight amendments to the rules of cricket which will come into effect tomorrow.