Sentence examples for on this amendment from inspiring English sources

There was Maggie Miller, whom I last saw in eight grade, writing, "One day in the future when hateful amendments like this are no longer in existence I look forward to telling my son with pride that I voted AGAINST amendment one… And while I'm at it, I very much consider myself a Christian and I have no concern about 'facing God' one day in response to how I voted on this amendment".

"I am profoundly relaxed about how Conservative MPs vote on this amendment," he told the BBC.

He told the BBC: "I am profoundly relaxed about how Conservative MPs vote on this amendment".

"I am going to support him on the fight against terrorism, and be against him on this amendment.

Grieve's name is not on this amendment (NC5), but his name is on another pro customs union amendment (NC1).

Edward J. Sweeney, senior vice president of National Semiconductor, based in Santa Clara, Calif., said, "I've spent many hours in Washington talking with senators to get their support on this amendment".

Delphi and Mr. Rosenkranz, it seems, were attempting to get around this provision in this deal by amending the company's charter to eliminate these requirements and making the sale conditional on shareholder approval of this amendment.

And while there are sound arguments on both sides of the fence on why this amendment to the European Union's major overhaul of its data protection laws was either a sound or nutty idea, it was never going to work.

Through a careful study of the amendments and the related laws, it shows that while on the surface this amendment looks as though it opens the presidential elections to multiple candidates, its actual goal is to perpetuate the rule of President Mubarak and his National Democratic Party.

First, you can give up on arguing that this amendment was never properly ratified, making the federal income tax unconstitutional.

Signed into law by President George W. Bush on August 14, 2008, this amendment requires post-secondary institutions to publicly display fire safety information and statistics, much as they already do with other safety statistics, such as campus theft and assault.