Sentence examples for possibly amended from inspiring English sources

The proposals will now be debated and possibly amended, before being put to a full vote at the 766-member European Parliament later this month.

"Though the demographic changes since 1935 will soon strain our retirement system, other changes offer the opportunity to improve it," said the draft report, which will be discussed and possibly amended by the full commission when it meets on Tuesday.

Mr. Clinton worked vigorously to strike a "grand bargain" with Russia in strategic nuclear affairs that envisioned a new security architecture that would have reduced nuclear warheads, possibly amended the ABM Treaty and deployed a limited missile defense.

The factors discussed here need to be openly and candidly discussed, possibly amended and eventually agreed upon, and the resulting standardized models for several targeted orthopaedic applications tested widely in a number of laboratories to validate the concept of a reproducible international standard within and between laboratories.

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"This is seen on the Japanese side as a first step toward possibly amending the Futenma deal," said Yoshimasa Hayashi, a lawmaker in the opposition Liberal Democrats.

But the prime minister believes a different legislative vehicle will be necessary, possibly amending the Regulation of Investigatory Power Act (Ripa), which is being reviewed by David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of anti-terrorism legislation.

Earlier this week, Tsipras said he was willing to hold talks with the farmers on possibly amending the pension reform bill to lessen the pain, but they rebuffed his overtures.

He claims that targeted interventions aimed at "therapeutic ends" can possibly amend specific deficiencies, but that these same interventions "can produce unbalanced excesses when used to enhance beyond human norms" ([ 72]: 369).

Let me conclude by asking for consideration to be given, in the framework of the IGC, to possibly amending the Treaty of Amsterdam, specifically its Article 7 which concerns action against any Member State guilty of a "serious and persistent breach" of fundamental freedoms and rights.

Missing so far, but also seemingly predictable, is federal legislation to curb the family-friendly company, possibly by amending the Equal Pay Act.