Sentence examples for monitoring amendments from inspiring English sources

Madigan has proposed noise monitoring amendments to the RET legislation aimed at "protecting the community from excessive noise and sleep deprivation" but it seemed unlikely these would pass.

Participants recommended establishing a regional group of experts to monitor amendments in civil and criminal legislation and work on bringing the Istanbul Convention closer to home.

Mr. Cohen said that "there's still a tremendous amount of detail to be added" and that the panel would monitor the amendments closely.

She said the governor and supporters of the amendment monitored the close tally at the executive mansion in Austin until about 2 a.m.

argued that the act violates the First Amendment and hinders citizens from monitoring the public behavior of police officers and other officials.

Carson said that a religious test would violate the First Amendment, although he did call for monitoring all visitors to the country from majority-Muslim countries.

Johnson also won approval for an amendment that gives NSF more leeway in monitoring the projected cost of the project.

Earthjustice, an environmental advocacy group, counted more than 70 anti-environmental amendments filed as of Wednesday morning and was monitoring for more.

Besides, monitoring of grain quality on long-term application of organic amendments is required as the buildup and mineralization of N may increase grain protein concentrations.

Proposed amendments to the law would expand the role of the courts in monitoring the press, which has flourished under President Mohammad Khatami's cultural liberalization.

Concerned that recent constitutional amendments return absolute power to Liechtenstein's prince, a Council of Europe committee recommended monitoring democratic processes there.