Sentence examples for put forward amendments from inspiring English sources

CHOICE Senators Wyden and Collins and Senator Evan Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, have put forward amendments aimed at increasing health insurance choices across the board.

The government is yet to put forward amendments to the scheme to clarify how the warrant requirement for access to journalists' metadata would operate.

McIntosh, who chairs a committee of MPs on environment, food and rural affairs, also opposes shale gas exploration and put forward amendments, including one to retain the right of people to block fracking under their homes.

Lords have put forward amendments that would give parliament the ability to approve negotiating mandates, safeguard against the lowering of health, environment and rights protections and have the final say on future agreements.

That is why Labour has put forward amendments to the Modern Slavery Bill to ask the Government to carry out some detailed research and consultation into changes we could make to prostitution laws in this country to keep more women safe - looking particularly at what Sweden has done.

The Sunday Times reported this weekend that the former Austrian interior minister Ernst Strasser, above, the former Slovenian foreign minister Zoran Thaler, and the former Romanian deputy prime minister Adrian Severin had agreed to put forward amendments in the European Parliament in exchange for money.

On Monday Lord Lawson, putting forward amendments similar to Labour's, demanded compulsory disclosure and independent supervision, complaining that "the foxes are regulating the hen coop".

The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has heaped more pressure on Andrew Lansley's NHS reforms by calling for David Cameron to withdraw the health and social care bill, despite the government putting forward amendments to the legislation.

Zooming out: House Republicans are busy putting forward amendments to ESA to update what they regard as a cumbersome and outdated law, including one from Rep. Dan Newhouse (R-Wash). delisting the gray wolf.

These will either form part of an entirely rewritten bill or be put forward as amendments.

Republicans said they would put forward numerous amendments, especially broader and deeper tax cuts, and efforts to strip out some major spending provisions that support long-term policy goals of Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats but may not provide a quick jolt to the economy.