Sentence examples for proposed alterations from inspiring English sources
These proposed alterations, as Joseph Stiglitz pointed out, are essentially proposals of fiscal stimulus and support for individual citizens who have suffered directly in the financial crisis; but such actions would shake the "measures" of "fiscal discipline" that the European leaders are imposing upon its members.
What are the proposed alterations?
LANDMARKED BUILDINGS The Landmarks Preservation Commission plans a hearing on proposed alterations to landmarked buildings.
Yet even some of the church's bearded, black-robed bishops are dubious about the proposed alterations.
But most opponents say the proposed alterations will compromise the building's sublime architecture.
The proposed alterations, which became known as "the big bundle," would enshrine the terms of the canal concession in the constitution.
Mr. Harras said the proposed alteration could disqualify the project as a "senior community" under the Federal Fair Housing Act, wiping out subsidies that would hold down the cost of units for older residents.
Returning from a rained-out golf tournament with his son John, Farrell discovers that Matt has forced his idea into reality by single-handedly laying the foundation for his proposed alteration.
The proposed alteration to the Copyright Act would create a new offence of downloading material that infringes copyright laws, as well as giving new powers or rights to "protect" rights holders such as record companies and movie studios – and, controversially, conferring powers on "any person as may be specified" to help cut down online infringement of copyright.
Under a federal law known as the Visual Artists Rights Act, artists retain the right to disapprove any proposed alteration or destruction of their paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures or still photographs, even after they've been sold.
The House of Commons debate on Tuesday is on a proposed alteration to the the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990, to "enable mitochondrial donation".
