Sentence examples for making an amendment from inspiring English sources

The response added: "The government is happy to respond directly to the primary concern raised in the consultation and is making an amendment to the draft regulations which would prevent profit-making bodies from carrying out the additional delegable functions on behalf of local authorities".

Black and Latino voters have historically seen their right to vote restricted by law and by practice, making an amendment to the U.S. Constitution and, a century later, the 1965 Voting Rights Act necessary.

After receiving a complaint, I did not initially think it necessary to make an amendment.

NEW DELHI — In 1976, India made an amendment to its Constitution that inserted the word "secular" to describe the great republic.

"I would like you to make an amendment to remove the word 'racist' which referred to a joke I made at a private occasion".

The MSAZ channel reported that state politicians are working to make an amendment to House Bill 60 to include a provision for police dogs and their handlers.

The state would be obliged to obey only if the law were made an amendment to the Constitution by three-fourths of the states.

He successfully made an amendment to the Affordable Care Act which allotted eleven billion dollars for community-health centers to provide primary care regardless of patients' ability to pay.

The Violent Crime Reduction Act 2006 section 58 made an amendment to the Sexual Offences Act 2003 by inserting a new section 96B.

Graham Allen MP has made an amendment to the Prime Minister's motion to deploy the RAF signed by 100 MP's of all parties "declining support for military action until a comprehensive strategy against Islamic State is in place".

The important collection was transferred to the National Gallery, before it was discovered that Lane had made an amendment to his will, in which he said he wanted the paintings to be left to the National Gallery in Dublin instead.