Sentence examples for made this amendment from inspiring English sources

A wag, he tells me, has already made this amendment on Facebook.

In a statement, CBS said, "To avoid this double taxation, we have made this amendment to his employment agreement to reimburse him for the net incremental taxes as reviewed and validated by the compensation committee of the board".

Its protection of individual rights for all -- from freed slaves to immigrants to workers fighting against race discrimination -- has made this amendment an honorary member of the Bill of Rights.

The first issue, which has been forcefully identified by my fellow Economix blogger Bruce Bartlett, is that there is no way to make this amendment work.

"It is necessary to make this amendment to the Russian Constitution: 'The people should have the right to recall deputies from their warm seats if they act contrary to its will,' " the petition reads, in part.

So the Legislature has the ability to make this amendment work for the benefit of those who truly need it.

"Now defendants are going to try to make this Second Amendment argument, relying in part on Ashcroft's position," said Mathew Nosanchuk, the litigation director for the Violence Policy Center, a Washington group that advocates gun control.

Parameters related to fruit quality, plant physiology and yield can be improved, making this nutrient amendment a useful and practical way to increase tomato productivity.

The Tester Amendment made this more balanced for small local growers.

Tom Carper and Mark Warner tried to head off the amendment that made this regulation happen in the Senate, and have been lobbying the Federal Reserve against a strong regulation on the subject ever since they lost the legislative fight.

Cronk, in addition to believing the Equality Act doesn't go far enough (for example, she pointed to the detention and deportation of LGBT immigrants, something not addressed in the bill), told the Blade that she was concerned that the Civil Rights Act could be opened up to hostile amendments, which made this strategy "way past dangerous".