Sentence examples for much amended from inspiring English sources

He, therefore, moved an amendment to this much amended bill, "To divide the territory to be annexed to Louisiana into two counties to be called Feliciana and Baton Rouge, each to send one Senator and one Representative" to the Legislature of Louisiana.

They finally passed it, much amended, as the Employment Act of 1946.

By the time that Roraback and Harper set about crafting arguments on behalf of their plaintiffs, the Constitution had been much amended.

Second was a new constitution to replace the existing one, which, though much amended, dates back to the dictatorship of General Pinochet.

Though much amended over the past 18 months to win support, the scheme is far more radical than anything the Christian Democrats proposed during 16 years in power.

WASHINGTON — The long delayed and much amended Senate plan to deal with global warming and energy was unveiled on Wednesday to considerable fanfare but uncertain prospects.

And participate they did, though Rosenblum said it was too soon to tell exactly how much the amended rules changed the makeup of this year's slate of winners.

In other words, it is much better to amend your diet.

It would be much better to amend the law so that no foundation hospital anywhere could have a majority of private and commercial patients, while leaving the exact figure to be determined by each within that ceiling.

The Jallianwala Bagh massacre commemoration would do much to amend the distorted view of British history, with its tradition of exceptionalism, and remind everyone that a large proportion of our past consists of seizing and looting colonies and the most awful of atrocities and a reliance on essential colonial aid when the going turned rough.

In 2009, he amended much of his green thinking in Whole Earth Discipline: An Ecopragmatist Manifesto.