Sentence examples for into amendments from inspiring English sources
Then, LVMH, through subsidiaries, "entered into amendments to these contracts so that they would receive physical delivery of underlying securities".
"In addition, we entered into amendments to certain lease agreements in 2013 to expand the capacity of existing data center facilities through 2020, and increased our total commitments under such leases to $230.3 million".
It pledged to protect "communities of interest" and contained a "poison pill" that would nullify the rules written into Amendments 5 and 6 should they also be approved.
The method was later incorporated into Amendment A2 of Euro code 3 (EN1993-1-3) Part 1.1: Annex N, in 1998 after minor modification.
An important part of our constitutional story is redemption, as heroic Americans in successive generations have poured blood and treasure into amendment campaigns that have produced the document that all Americans can celebrate today.
The prospect of losing pharmaceutical research business prodded the Department of Trade and Industry into announcing amendments to a crime bill this week.
LAST month, Gov. George E. Pataki signed into law amendments to the state's Uniform Commercial Code, a law relating to commercial transactions.
My real fear is that normative arbitrariness is creeping into constitutional amendments, and there's no logic to the asymmetry anymore.
The remarks in the E.C.B. report did not, however, take into account amendments going in front of the Hungarian parliament next week, Reuters reported from Budapest.
The Bill of Rights drafted by Madison and ultimately adopted as twenty-seven provisions bundled into ten amendments to the Constitution does not, on the whole, have much to do with King John.
In this way, composting could be considered as a feasible treatment for recycling solid organic wastes, since it transforms them into organic amendments and fertilizers that can be used in agricultural soils.
