Sentence examples for measures amended from inspiring English sources

Under Nils Edén, the new government, as one of its first measures, amended the constitution.

Williams has expressed concern that the measures, amended after the government's "listening exercise", fail to provide sufficient guarantees that the health secretary will promote a health service free at the point of delivery.

Mr. Schumer could not stop the legislation from passing, but he managed to get the measure amended so that it explicitly prohibited the S.E.C. from regulating the procedures and methods the agencies use to determine ratings.

The Welsh Language Society and other campaigners would like to see the measure amended in certain key areas.

In 1997 Gov. George W. Bush of Texas signed a measure amending the state's election law.

The measure amends the county's human rights law to include sexual orientation with its age, gender and disability provisions.

So what?' " As recently as 2006, Colorado voters had approved a measure amending the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage.

His measure amends the state's Education Law to add "either written or provided through electronic media" to the existing prohibition against the sale or purchase of dissertations, theses, term papers, essays, reports and similar educational assignments.

The measures were amended so the ban would not apply to toys and teething rings.

Ballot measures have amended the constitution to prohibit gill nets and to regulate how fowl are to be kept in coops.

Anticipating public anxiety, Obama reacted to calls for "greater security" following the failed Christmas Day bombing by implementing catch-all measures – recently amended – to extend special pat-downs and heightened profiling to individuals returning from 14, mostly Muslim, countries.