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The prosecutors (and Mr Basescu) disagree so the government plans a constitutional amendment to limit presidential power.Can the EU find new leverage to make up for what it lost when Romania achieved full membership?

If there are larger problems that require a behavior plan or an amendment of the child's IEP or 504 Plan, those should be addressed at a separate meeting.

Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma, is planning to offer an amendment on how the Patent Office uses the fees it collects.

He is planning to table an amendment to Wharton's bill calling for a referendum on 23 October 2014.

The club have applied for planning permission for an amendment to their scheme for a new supermarket on the site, which could be the first part of the development to be built if permission is granted next month.

In a move of utter cynicism, foes of Shays-Meehan are planning to offer an amendment throwing out this small loophole, in hopes of forcing the bill into conference and killing it.

Mr. Kennedy's aides say he is not planning to write an amendment, but his speech today shored up the left wing of a party that has been reluctant to challenge Mr. Bush on national security policy.

Labour MP Hazel Blears has backed Mr Brown's campaign and is planning to table an amendment on Clare's Law to the justice bill when it returns to the House of Commons for its report stage next week.

Rep. Melissa Bean (D-Ill). is planning to introduce an amendment that would strip the right of states to protect their consumers more than federal law.

A group of pro-Remain Tory MPs led by Nick Boles who are really worried about a No Deal are planning to get an amendment passed that takes control of the Commons order paper from the government.

WASHINGTON -- Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore). is planning to push an amendment to the upcoming farm bill that would repeal the secret provision known as the Monsanto Protection Act, a rider attached anonymously to a spending bill that sailed through Congress in March.