Sentence examples for permitted amendments from inspiring English sources

Instead of relying on herbicides, pesticides and chemical fertilizers, organic agriculture promotes a whole system approach to managing weeds, pests and nutrients, while regulating permitted amendments.

He pointed out, however, that some bylaws permit amendment by the board without the consent of the shareholders.

But, he said, while some bylaws permit amendment only by shareholder vote, others allow amendment by a vote of the board.

Each M.S. candidate must obtain approvals for the final M.S. program no later than the eighth week of the quarter preceding the quarter of degree conferral, in order to permit amendment of the final quarter's study list if the faculty deem this necessary.

All M.S. candidates must obtain approvals for the final M.S. program no later than the seventh week of the quarter preceding the quarter of degree conferral, in order to permit amendment of the final quarter's study list if the faculty deem this necessary.

The legislature should have the ability to save the state from unintended consequences of enacted measures, either by permitting amendment after an initial period of four years (or even earlier with a super-majority) and/or having all propositions expire unless reenacted after six years or some other period.

Both the managed care and campaign finance measures were permitted as amendments to a $310 billion Pentagon budget bill to help restore political peace in the Senate.

But in the second go-round, legislators sent the bill directly to the secretary of state for action after passage, saying they had found a loophole in state law that permitted constitutional amendment measures to bypass the governor's desk.

Subsequent to dose interruptions permitted by amendment 2, it was no longer meaningful to obtain full PK profiles, so sampling in cohorts 5 and 6 was reduced to one sample, taken before paclitaxel infusion on day 22, for the determination of trough concentrations of tosedostat and CHR-79888 in plasma.

Offered by Rep resentative Sam M. Gibbons, Democrat of Florida, it would permit only amendments to strike out individual portions of the bill, but no amendments to add or alter provisions.

Division in the committee was such that a ruling is being sought to permit significant amendments on the House floor.