Sentence examples for lead amendment from inspiring English sources

To do that they had to vote on a closure motion - voting on whether or not to end that section of the debate, and hold a vote on the lead amendment in that group.

YMK is the medical monitor for the study; he has led amendments of the protocol, reviewed the data, and led the development of the clinical study report.

Maybe a more mutually respectful discussion could lead Second Amendment supporters to concede that easy access to guns allowing one to shoot people in a crowded theater should not be protected either.

On the future of press regulation, he said there was a risk that legislation could lead to amendments being made and parliament encroaching its way into the structure.

The debate will have no direct bearing on the public bodies bill which, if passed, will allow government to sell off 100% of its English forest estate, but it is expected to indicate the strength of feeling among MPs, and could lead to amendments before formal debates in the House of Lords and Commons in the next few weeks.

This breakage of DNA strand leads to amendment the blood sugar level and glucose concentrations in blood.

She went on to say that HP had since begun a review of its acquisition process internally, which led to amendments of the process.

So where does the logic of the "Zac amendment" lead?

Such a move would probably lead to the amendment or repeal of the regulations.

Wouldn't the Vitter amendment lead to an actual exemption for Congress?

Brian Vicente, one of the lead drafters of Amendment 64, Colorado's recreational marijuana law, said that increased penalties for selling to minors and stricter ID checks could be partly responsible for helping curb cannabis use among minors. .