Sentence examples similar to launch amendments from inspiring English sources

And I thought: "My God! Alice Paul first launched that Amendment in 1923.

That's why Senator-elect Mike Lee (R - Utah) and I launched Balanced Budget Amendment Now.

A state board voted to end health insurance for more than 60,000 children because of the budget amendments.Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison launched her campaign for governor of Texas, throwing down a strong challenge to Rick Perry, the incumbent.

Former minister Delphine Batho, an MP from Francois Hollande's ruling Socialist Party, has tabled an amendment asking the government to launch a feasibility study of the policy.

In 1923 the NWP introduced the Equal Rights Amendment and launched a campaign to win full equality for women.

Scotland Yard will not launch a formal investigation into the cash-for-amendments affair, it was announced today.

His current manoeuvrings could enlarge his coalition to the point where the opposition no longer has enough votes to launch a no-confidence debate or block a constitutional amendment.

The primary objective was to address the perennial grievances of the left by amending the constitution; in November 1917, the Chamber of Deputies launched a wide-ranging series of debates on various amendments to the constitutions.

Its objective was to support ratification of the 13th Amendment banning slavery throughout the nation and to launch a national campaign for black suffrage.

"This commitment was made in writing ahead of the Phase 3 launch and Barclays and TfL are in discussions to finalise a legal amendment to the existing contract accordingly," a representative of the bank said.

So it was ironic when, just a few days before a Swedish media company was set to launch a free commuter tabloid throughout the city's transit system in January, Knight Ridder cried First Amendment foul in court.