Sentence examples for recommended amendments from inspiring English sources

The ALJ also recommended amendments to Regulation Y that would permit those activities contained in the Citicorp application.

On August 23 , 1982 the Board adopted the ALJ's recommended amendments to Regulation Y, again with certain restrictions.

Ultimately, they will go to Gov. Bob McDonnell, a Republican, who can either approve them or send them back to the board with recommended amendments.

Along the way, several state conventions recommended amendments, some of which were later adopted and became what we now call the Bill of Rights.

In perhaps the biggest blow to the proposal, the American Bar Association, after studying the act, declined to endorse it and instead issued a long list of recommended amendments.

It therefore violated the basic right of "no taxation without representation". Every state convention that recommended amendments asked for a modification of Congress' power to levy taxes and for adjustments to the Constitution's provisions or representation.

The first two of these — on the size of the House and Congressional pay — didn't pass muster in the states, and so the third recommended amendment became, as if by fate, our famous First.

On December 23 , 2012 the Indian government constituted a three member committee headed by Justice J.S. Verma, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India, to recommend amendments to the Criminal Law so as to provide for quicker trial and enhanced punishment for criminals accused of committing sexual assault against women.

Mr. Smith (of South Carolina) said, the Convention of Maryland appointed a committee to recommend amendments, and among them was the one now under consideration.

When Descartes was informed about this disputation (when it was already too late to recommend amendments), he responded that there was hardly anything more likely to offend or antagonize theologians than to say that a human being "is an accidental being" (AT III, 460: Bos 2002, 90 91).

Rauner's order established a Commission on Criminal Justice and Sentencing Reform whose job includes recommending "amendments to state laws that will reduce the State's prison population by 25% by 2025".