Sentence examples for instructions amendments from inspiring English sources

Ms. Etzkorn and Mr. Siegel point out that "banks, credit card companies, insurers and other types of businesses find ways to make money from the fine print nobody can read or understand," and that "lawyers have inundated us with mind-numbing disclaimers, disclosures, terms, instructions, amendments and amendments to amendments" to "avoid lawsuits or other potential problems".

UPDATE 2: Changes to Medicare can take place via reconciliation if they are consistent with Senate budget reconciliation instructions; indeed, an amendment to Obamacare using reconciliation closed Medicare Part D's "donut hole". This article has been revised accordingly.

She has a series of amendments to the instructions to the Bill Committee.

Pilot testing resulted in minor amendments to questionnaire instructions, the final versions of which were found to be clear.

Surveillance findings can lead to the re-assessment of a risk, improvements in the design of the device, or amendments in the instructions for use.

The present instruction has been withdrawn whilst amendments are made".

Earlier this month, 89 Labour MPs went against instructions and voted for an amendment calling on the government to back membership of the European Economic Area, which would allow participation in the single market.

(a) Sandstrom, which had been decided before petitioner's trial took place, established that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment prohibits jury instructions that have the effect of relieving the State of its burden of proof on the critical question of intent in a criminal prosecution.

Also, specific variations that a litigant wants a judge to make in an instruction are best proposed as amendments to the pattern.

Congress complied with these instructions and proposed the 11th Amendment, which the states quickly ratified.

For other people God is a cruel despot, creator of all but "chooser" of few; this capricious judge asks his minions to follow the contradictory guidelines set forth in a book written thousands of years ago with no amendments or further instruction.