Sentence examples for need amendments from inspiring English sources

Western officials familiar with the Russian draft said that they were pleasantly surprised, although they said it would need amendments to gain wider acceptance.

"If these things are not against the law we need amendments to the Equality Act", she said, adding that if they were against the law "we need to sue the backsides off people".

Pyne told the committee he accepted if his bill was to pass it would need amendments such as limits on late term abortions, but these should be in the Health Act not in criminal law.

Assessing the impact of new technologies or newly developed substances on our environment is a challenge, even more so if the applied test methods - both toxicological and analytical - are often found to be inadequate and need amendments or even new developments as it is in the case of nanotechnology.

The new regulations need amendments to prevent unintended harm to hospitals that are following these steps and others to reduce readmissions.

There are unconstitutional laws that need amendment or repeal.

Right, we need Amendment No 24 very quickly then.

Existing test guidelines for chemicals are generally applicable to nanomaterials, but may need amendment with regard to test item preparation and characterization.

These are potentially big changes, perhaps even needing amendments to Germany's constitution, which would require a two-thirds vote in parliament.

The conference will address the fate of the Sukhayrat Agreement, which had proposed a roadmap for Libya, to explore the prospects of it succeeding in the coming period and whether it needs amendments.

The CHW management needs amendments to ensure adequate supportive supervision, skill and knowledge enhancement and enabling working modalities.