Sentence examples for presented an amendment from inspiring English sources

A freshman member, Briscoe Cain, presented an amendment to shut down an advisory panel on palliative care.

Last year one of Foster's DUP colleagues, Alastair Ross, presented an amendment on behalf of the assembly's justice committee that would have further tightened the ban.

Minutes before the adoption, Egypt presented an amendment that would have added criteria for the repatriation of entire contingents, a move US ambassador Samantha Power said would have "watered down" the resolution.

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We believe this is over the top, we believe this is not the way to build Europe, and we have therefore presented an amendment, No 24, which allows the regions, under the authority of the State, to defend its prerogatives before the Court in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity.

We have therefore presented an amendment, No 21 - I believe we have reached an agreement with the Socialists - to bring together our Amendment No 21 with the Socialist No 5 in a compromise amendment, which I believe takes us in the right direction.

In return, Moore would present an amendment that would significantly narrow the scope of her bill.

He plans to present an amendment that would add additional border security requirements, making it even harder for the government to reach the level of security deemed necessary to trigger a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

Mr Santos has presented a constitutional amendment that would establish a transitional justice system to reinsert demobilised FARC members into civilian life, including the possibility of participating in politics.Although Mr Cano's death may make it harder for the FARC to resume peace talks, it also makes it easier for Mr Santos to propose them.

As Abe told a Diet budget committee on February 3, "[My party] has already presented a draft amendment to Article 9 [the part of the post-war Japanese constitution that renounces warfare] and is amending it to carry out our duty of protecting the lives and assets of Japanese citizens".

Another proposal to be presented as an amendment to the compromise resolution is more specific about the circumstances permitting Mr. Bush to use force.