Sentence examples for rules for amendment from inspiring English sources

The rules for amendment within the current bylaws will provide for a vote on the proposed amendment and require a certain percentage of votes in favor of the amendment for it to take effect.

Because of the Senate's porous rules for introducing amendments, people on both sides of the issue say they believe a vote is more than likely if the legislation comes together.

Some legal scholars say that once delegates show up at a convention, they'll be able to set their own rules and discuss whatever they want — even throw out the Constitution's existing rules for ratifying amendments.

And over the next several decades, as other Scottish and English clubs were organized, they adopted virtually identical versions of either St. Andrews's or the Honourable Company's rules, save for amendments due to local conditions.

In a Brennan Center study, only 6 of the 24 departments surveyed set any rules for recording First Amendment activity, such as protests or political meetings.

But the bill's advocates think there might be a chance of avoiding a veto, because Senate rules will allow for amendments.

Both are fights over the First Amendment ground rules for the debate.

The SEC should do more to promote better disclosure of any company that is listed in the U.S. Aside from a few minor amendments, the rules for foreign filers haven't changed in more than 20 years.

The military leaders said they were forming a committee to amend the constitution and set the rules for popular referendum to endorse the amendments.

The protest is against a proposed constitutional amendment known as PEC 215, which amends the rules for demarcation of indigenous lands.

The differences include the medical tax repeal; the elimination of the Treasury's extraordinary measures for avoiding default; and the inclusion in the House of a modified version of the so-called Vitter amendment, which sets rules for the health coverage of members of Congress.