Sentence examples for introducing the amendment from inspiring English sources

Despite the elaborate consultative process undertaken prior to introducing the amendment Bill in Parliament, the Standing Committee advised the Ministry of Coal to carry out another round of discussions with the States.

Mensch was one of the four Tory MPs who voted against the "not fit" line being inserted into the report and on Tuesday, when it was published, criticised Watson and his Labour colleagues for introducing the amendment at the last minute.

Last week, while introducing the amendment bill to the parliament, Minister of Justice Bekir Bozdag claimed that there was really nothing new in the bill, as supporters were simply bringing back "Ataturk's constitution". But in many ways, the 1924 constitution that established Ataturk's republic was a more democratic constitution than what has been proposed by the AKP.

All Cons members were stunned to find you pushing it – and Lab voting". Mensch was one of the four Tory MPs who voted against the "not fit" line being inserted into the report and on Tuesday, when it was published, criticised Watson and his Labour colleagues for introducing the amendment at the last minute.

"It just gets rid of something without replacing it with anything". Dodd said that more needs to be done to overhaul Fannie and Freddie but that including it in the current financial overhaul bill probably "would have doubled the size of this legislation". But in introducing the amendment last week, McCain said Congress must address Fannie and Freddie.

Among those legislators responsible for introducing the amendment's provisions were Rep. John A. Bingham of Ohio, Sen. Jacob Howard of Michigan, Rep. Henry Demig of Connecticut, Sen. Benjamin G. Brown of Missouri, and Rep. Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania.

Moreover, Councilmember Jim Graham has committed to introducing the amendments as stand-alone legislation and finalizing the legislation prior to October 1, so even if there were an uncertified fiscal impact, the Councilmember's commitment negates it.

Assemblyman Paul Koretz, a Democrat from West Hollywood who introduced the amendment, called it "the next step in reducing teen smoking".

Senator Tim Hutchinson of Arkansas, who introduced the amendment, promised to bring it up on the Senate floor.

Rep. Fred Upton, an influential Republican from Michigan, introduced the amendment that was key to resolving a major sticking point this week.

Derambarsh has the backing of the French MEPs Nicole Fontaine, a former European parliament president, and Angélique Delahaye, of the Républicains party, who introduced the amendment.