Sentence examples for late amendment from inspiring English sources
In a late amendment, they moved to delay its full repeal another year, to 2025.
Mr Kennedy is backing a late amendment which would ensure that a woman must be included in the top two of each list, rather than the top three.
Indeed, a late amendment to the bill currently before parliament would strengthen those powers by allowing examining officers to download the contents of mobile phones, laptops and other electronic devices, a practice of questionable lawfulness at present.
A late amendment to the 2003 Criminal Justice Act, made in the first week of the Iraq war, allows DNA to be taken on arrest for all offences for which the police keep records.
A late amendment to American Health Care Act struck at the heart of Barack Obama's ACA, allowing states to define the health benefits that insurance policies must cover, called "essential health benefits".
The process was to be carried out by a nine-person commission, on which no single party or parliamentary group was to dominate.However, amid acrimonious political exchanges on the contents of the draft law, and under the intense gaze of the local press, a late amendment to the draft was proposed by Tatyana Doncheva of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) in November 2006.
The attorney general, George Brandis, defended the late amendments, saying the solicitor general's views were "solicited at various stages of the process".
The demand for late amendments to the bill highlights Clegg's concerns about plans to block some terrorist suspects from returning to Britain from Syria and Iraq.
Experts in health policy and public, commercial and constitutional law have published evidence in leading peer-reviewed medical journals explaining how this legislation (despite late amendments) will lead to the abolition of the NHS in England.
Napo claims late amendments to the Legal Aid, Sentencing and the Punishment of Offenders bill, introduced in response to coalition concerns that it was seen to be going "soft on crime", will backfire.
Moreover there would have been the added incentive that the President might refuse to sign a bill that arrived with these cuts still intact.What killed the bill in the end were a couple of late amendments yesterday that simply proved too toxic to swallow.
