Sentence examples for return amendments from inspiring English sources

Samsung's additions shouldn't come as a surprise; when a judge ruled that Apple was indeed allowed to add Android 4.2 Jelly Bean as it pertains to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, as well as the Galaxy Note 10.1 and Galaxy S III to the proceedings, he specifically warned that in granting that alteration, Apple should be prepared for return amendments from Samsung.

Of the state's 697 school districts, about 100 sent in letters that were rejected and returned for amendments as the deadline loomed, Dr. Steiner said.

Concerned that recent constitutional amendments return absolute power to Liechtenstein's prince, a Council of Europe committee recommended monitoring democratic processes there.

Mr. Schundler believes the petition drive on behalf what he calls the "return the money" amendments will set the tone for Campaign '05, and will dovetail with his own effort to unseat Mr. McGreevey.

We can make a sensible deal with Russia Lowerr strategic bomb inventories in return for the amendments in the ABM treaty that would let the Bush administration work toward something it believes we really need -- missile defense.

To return Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) results to our participants at the Group Health Cooperative, we sequenced the DNA of 900 participants (61 % female) with non-CLIA biobanked samples.

That idea is property tax reform, to be achieved by citizen pressure to pass the return-the-money amendments and the election of the return-the-money candidate, Mr. Schundler.

He returned home accepting amendments that the whole general assembly could agree.

The exhausted Democrats and Republicans made a deal: the Democrats agreed to provide only nominal opposition to the defunding of Planned Parenthood, which was going to happen in any case; in return, the bathroom amendment was pulled from consideration.

However, Education Act amendments returned the school to operation soon after, and in 1873 education was made mandatory for students aged seven to 14.

Those accusations followed a scandal that began last year when the members were caught on camera apparently prepared to propose amendments in return for cash in a sting operation conducted by The Sunday Times of London.