Sentence examples for moving to amend from inspiring English sources

Some skepticism is surely from fear of fraud; Indian banks are not directly liable for fraudulent card transactions, although the R.B.I. is moving to amend the law.

In Boulder, Colorado and Missoula, Montana, occupiers worked with Move to Amend to pass local resolutions calling for a constitutional amendment to reverse Citizens United and eliminate corporate personhood and corporate constitutional rights.

But the commission acknowledged the government might move to amend the legislation.

China's national legislature moved to amend the Constitution to protect private property rights, the first time the ruling Communist Party has formally protected private wealth since taking power.

It was then that NSW moved to amend the law relating to double jeopardy and, after a Coag agreement, the other states followed suit.

Already the Tasmanian government has moved to amend the anti-discrimination act to exempt "religious purposes" to enable "free speech" during the plebiscite.

On Tuesday the opposition moved to amend the bills in the lower house to remove: the stripping of income support from unemployed people under 30, the raising of the pension age to 70, the axing of the seniors supplement, the freezing of the payments rates for Family Tax Benefits and the stripping of FTB B from families once their youngest child turns six.

Britain, France and several other governments have said they will move to amend an arms embargo against Syria so they can broaden non-lethal military aid to the rebels to include items that are currently barred, such as body armor and night vision goggles.

China's web scrubbers have been busy banning a collection of terms and dropping the hammer on user accounts after the Xi Jinping, the country's premier, got the all-clear to become 'President For Life' after the Communist Party moved to amend the constitution to remove an article that limits Presidential terms to two five-year terms.

1. POLITICAL: Move to Amend.

Last year, Orbán's party moved to amend the country's higher education law, specifically targeting foreign universities.