Sentence examples for sign amendments from inspiring English sources

To debate: After taking heat from Republicans who viewed his stance on abortion as insufficiently pro-life, Herman Cain now says he would sign a constitutional amendment banning the procedure (never mind that Presidents do not sign amendments).

"The president is not required to sign amendments," Rubenstein noted.

President Vladimir V. Putin signed amendments to a law on extremism that would bolster measures officials have used to ban literature and put pressure on opposition politicians.

It was a somewhat surprising statement from Mr. Florio, who in 1992 signed amendments to the state's civil rights law banning discrimination based on sexual orientation, making New Jersey only the fifth state in the country with such protections for gays and lesbians.

Ever since President Ford signed amendments to the Equal Credit Opportunity Act into law in 1976, creditors have not been able to base lending decisions on a borrower's race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, or age.

But for an error of form — for example, you didn't sign those amendments on time — the punishment is draconian.

Among those signing the amendments include Labour backbenchers David Winnick and Ann Clwyd.

"I would sign an amendment to the liquor license stipulating no nightclub".

Mr Nazarbayev signed the amendments on May 21st, provoking condemnation from the opposition, which has been shaken out of its complacency.

Thomas P. Puccio, the lawyer for the co-defendant, Francis X . Morrissey Jr. an estate lawyer, stressed the dates that Mrs. Astor signed the amendments, or codicils.

Sajudin met the A.M.I. reporter at the McDonald's that winter night to sign an amendment finalizing the transaction and adding a million-dollar penalty if the ex-doorman were to disclose the information without A.M.I.'s permission.