Sentence examples for may need amendment from inspiring English sources
Existing test guidelines for chemicals are generally applicable to nanomaterials, but may need amendment with regard to test item preparation and characterization.
Right, we need Amendment No 24 very quickly then.
But, in light of the recent decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Court in favor of gay marriages, he said he would leave the matter up to the states "except and unless judicial rulings undermine the sanctity of marriage; in which case we may need a constitutional amendment".
These could still be based on the addition, deletion and replacement amendments, but these may need to be mixed in a single patch set.
Adding Cantwell and Shaheen could put the amendment well over the 60 it may need to pass, but Wall Street, the administration and the Fed are pushing back.
Treaty supporters needed only a majority to defeat the amendment but fell short of the two-thirds they will need for final approval, suggesting that they may need to satisfy the concerns of several senators who voted for the amendment.
But Senator Barbara Boxer (D CA), the committee chair, moved the bill without any Republicans present to offer amendments, potentially further alienating a party she may need to work with over the next month to pass a bill.
Should a protocol amendment become necessary, the patient consent form and patient information form may need to be revised to reflect the changes to the protocol.
Feedback from it may show that the questionnaire needs amendment(s) (and re-translation and re-testing).
Anyway, after the CNN debate, in which both Romney and Pawlenty endorsed befouling the Constitution with an amendment to forbid the states from recognizing same-sex marriages, that category may need renaming.
