Sentence examples for parallel amendments from inspiring English sources

In addition to the impunity, the occupations of 1915 and 2015 share a second parallel, amendments to Haiti's constitution.

Sanneh's breezy parallel between the First Amendment and the Second Amendment blurs this fundamental distinction.

The labeling is achieved by the regionwise labeling using genetic algorithms (GAs), followed by a voxelwise amendment using parallel region growing.

We listen to Senator Cruz lecture Senator Feinstein about, in his view, the close parallel between the First and Second Amendments.

Dose escalation was planned to follow a modified Fibonacci scheme, but could be modified by PK data and the clinical judgement of the investigators and a protocol amendment permitted results from the parallel UK phase I study to influence dose escalation.

Scaling up the conventional methods has resulted in several amendments to these fundamental techniques, including parallel BUG [4], hybrid BUG and TDS [5], and two-phase TDS [6].

In "Lincoln," the story of the battle to pass the 13th Amendment is deeply intertwined with a parallel story, unfolding at the same time, of secret negotiations to end the war.

In parallel, in situ desorption tracer tests using bicarbonate amendment demonstrated rate-limited U VI) desorption (Fox et al., 2012).

And it's not connected to a campaign by business and academic leaders aimed at preventing a similar amendment from being attached to a parallel spending bill in the Senate (see details in Friday's issue of Science).

The assembly's own members can be expected to play a major role in pushing for its evolution by seeking a UN Charter amendment to make it a "principal organ" in parallel with the General Assembly.

Lincoln's goal -- the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, forever abolishing slavery -- has no modern parallel.