Sentence examples for next amendment from inspiring English sources

With senator after senator looking for changes, there were so many amendments that lawmakers could barely find time for two minutes of debate -- one per party -- and a quick vote before the next amendment.

Therefore, it is strongly recommended that the exception for cosmetic products should be repealed in the next amendment of the CLP Regulation.

Whether this is supported or rejected, MPs will then be asked to vote on the next amendment blocking a third "meaningful vote" on Mrs May's withdrawal deal.

This is when the Tories will turn up on Fridays en masse to vote for so-called closure motions, which will end discussion on that particular amendment and move the bill on to its next amendment or stage.

"Ryan said that his vote was just a mistake... that he had just gotten confused on that vote and thought it was the next amendment in line," Hillyer reported.

The state's next legal amendment is likely to establish Opec-style production caps to deter its legitimate growers from diverting excess supply to illegal dealers in neighbouring states.

This guarantee (which may find its way into the next treaty amendment, probably in an accession treaty) contributed to the Irish approving the treaty in a second referendum in 2009.

The next major amendment was in 1947, which, owing to the recent epidemic during World War II (WW2), implied an intensification of rules for contact tracing and duty to receive treatment.

– (IT) Mr President, I would like to point out to the members of my group that there is a minus sign next to Amendment 14 to this report, whereas the sign should be a plus.

The next great First Amendment battleground, it turns out, is on the back of your car.

WASHINGTON — The next great First Amendment battle in the Supreme Court concerns, of all things, dogfight videos.