An example of a revision that occurred during this process was an amendment to a family-level factor from ' dis-integration of family' to ' breakdown of family dynamics'.
But Wang is in the process of drafting an amendment to broaden the legislation to create a federal corruption commission, although he has yet to discuss the proposal with the government.
Lawmakers in the 1990s began the process of approving an amendment to end the ban on gambling, but support for the proposal evaporated before it could pass the Legislature a second time.
The new hearing process still requires an amendment to the Civil Service rules, which the commission and City Council must adopt.
The council also asked the planning department to start the process of considering an amendment to the city general plan that could allow the proposed project.
But while exempting e-cigarettes from an onerous and potentially costly certification process required for drugs, an amendment to the Tobacco Products Directive approved by parliamentarians imposes tight restrictions on advertising and sponsorship.
The key phrase there is: "I think we need to seriously consider mobilizing a constitutional amendment process to overturn Citizens United (assuming the Supreme Court doesn't revisit it)." Since that would be an amendment to the First Amendment, one of the most cherished parts of the Bill of Rights, the chances of that happening are somewhere between zero and nil.
Don Schmitz, the lobbyist the city retained as its advocate to the Coastal Commission, gave the council an optimistic yet frank assessment of the commission's recent reaction to the first step in the port plan process: a proposed amendment to the California Coastal Act to legally designate Newport Harbor as a port.
Risks of plant pathogen dissemination and phytotoxicity hazards are eliminated when an effective sanitation of tomato wastes is achieved through a thermophilic composting process before amendment to soils [6,7].
In addition, he was an avid supporter of the Fourteenth (due process) Amendment to the Constitution (1868).
Representatives Ted Deutsch of Florida, Jim McGovern of Massachusetts and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont have sponsored bills in Congress to start the process for a constitutional amendment to make it clear that corporations are not people, are not entitled to the rights of people, and cannot contribute to political campaigns.
