Sentence examples for is proposing to amend from inspiring English sources

Worse, it complains that directors have grown fat by guzzling corporate cream that should be spread more widely.In a submission to the Department of Trade and Industry, which is proposing to amend company law on directors' pay, the TUC makes a series of proposals to end this alleged injustice.

The citations are issued under the same section of the state Vehicle Code that Sen. Green is proposing to amend.

The steward of the policy, the Interagency Advisory Panel on Research Ethics, is proposing to amend the TCPS2 to provide an expanded role for REBs in handling procedures.

Moreover, a new boundary repair method is proposed to amend the candidate solutions that violate boundary constraints.

Liberty says the government had also conceded, prior to today's ruling, that non-crime portions of part 4 of the IP Act contained the same flaws it's been proposing to amend elsewhere but that it asked the court to be given a further year to keep applying it — a request the judges denied, granting half a year instead.

Stephens was proposing to amend a controversial hard-line anti-abortion bill brought by Rep. Stephen Humphrey, a Republican from Severance.

Today a coalition of developing and developed countries, led by the Federated State of Micronesia, are proposing to amend the Montreal Protocol to phase down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).

I was surprised to read in the Aug. 2 edition of the News-Press that the Glendale City Council was proposing to amend city rules to allow digital advertising signs at the Galleria and the Americana.

However, on 9 July 1888 it was proposed to amend the bill to reduce the population requirement for county borough status from 100,000 to only 50,000, which if adopted would allow Hanley to become a county borough in its own right, and the rest of the towns would come under the control of Staffordshire.

Now, nine years later, the Hodgman Liberal government in Tasmania is proposing to break ranks, amend its act and let corporations of all stripes off the leash so they can sink their fangs into citizens critical of "job creating" proposals.

Instead of rectifying this appalling state of affairs, the government is proposing to make it worse by amending statutory adoption guidance so it is clear that, "there is no presumption about whether … to place siblings together".