Sentence examples for possibility of amendment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has said he needs it to present the hemispheric trade pact to Congress for a vote without possibility of amendment.

The consultation declined to vote on a resolution backing the Jerusalem declaration placed on their seats that morning, without the possibility of amendment.

Its work was to be subject to a simple up-or-down vote, with no possibility of amendment; and the Senate would not be able to use its power to filibuster.

Careful selection of tree species, control of already existing plant and microbial flora, analyzes of soil properties, nutrients, prediction of further development of herbaceous, and microbial communities, along with possibility of amendment and herbicide applications is essential for successful mine site restoration using trees.

If a vote is necessary, ministers are planning to introduce a three-line bill approving the UK's exit from the EU, to minimise the possibility of amendments.

This would reduce Congress's role to an up-or-down vote on the pact without the possibility of amendments or even debate on the floor.

The Senate recently voted against Obama's proposals on spending freezes and the establishment of a fiscal commission, whose role would be to send fiscal reform legislation to Congress that would have to be voted on or thrown out without the possibility of amendments.

President Obama is pushing hard for "fast track" approval of his Trans-Pacific Partnership ("TPP") Agreement, calling for a simple up or down vote without the possibility of amendments or floor debate.

Additionally, Collier County asked about the possibility of an amendment to their return, unrelated to the manual recount issue.

Sharron Angle, the Republican nominee for Senate in Nevada who is campaigning against Harry Reid, has spoken of the possibility of "Second Amendment remedies" for Congressional action.

Mr. Reid has said that the possibility of such amendments left him no choice but to block a vote.