Sentence examples for linked amendments from inspiring English sources

He has now put his name down – alongside that of Lord Newton, Margaret Thatcher's last social security minister – to two, linked amendments that would ensure children, or parents on their behalf, will be entitled to legal aid if they need to pursue medical negligence claims.

4.06pm GMT MPs are now voting on the government amendment making it easier for the government to deprive foreign-born nationals of their citizenship, and another government amendment linked to it.

In its report, the working group recommended that the provincial government "explore the possibility of also offering the games of private operators to Québec online gamblers exclusively through a government website," especially given the legal hurdles "linked to the amendment of the Criminal Code".

(The freedom to assemble is linked, in the First Amendment, to the right "to petition the government for a redress of grievances").

The Obama campaign shot back that Mr. Obama had supported labeling the Revolutionary Guard as terrorists, but that he opposed a provision in the amendment that linked troop levels in Iraq to the threat posed by Iran.

Russian officials have a long list of slights: some imagined (such as NATO getting more threatening to Russia), some real (such as the American Congress's lamentable failure to repeal the Jackson-Vanik amendment that linked trade with the Soviet Union to the rights of Soviet citizens to emigrate).

He said that on Monday night too Rachel (9 21 29 PM): Specifically linking the 2nd Amendment to the 1st Amendment.

Both amendments are causally linked to one another.

Mr. Reed distributed a film, "Amendment 6," that linked the idea of religious tolerance to evangelicals' acceptance of Mormonism.

The Democratic offensive is built around statements by Mr. Romney that some have linked to a proposed constitutional amendment in Mississippi, which among other things would effectively make illegal certain types of birth control.

In Czech Republic, MAR is regulated by law number 227/2006 on research on human embryonic stem cells and related activities and on amendment to some linked acts [ 16, 17].