Sentence examples for simply amending from inspiring English sources
If Palmer votes to keep the architecture of the carbon price, by simply amending the existing legislation to set the price to zero dollars, and delays the automatic linkage of the carbon price to Europe's scheme, then it would be relatively simple to re-start Australia's emissions trading scheme in the future.
Some say the Constituent Assembly can simply amend and extend the interim Constitution.
The Greek Parliament can simply amend Greek law to restructure the debt without the consent of the debt holders.
Douglas H. Shulman, the I.R.S. commissioner, said people should not think that they can simply amend a tax return.
3.37pm: Breaking news – and it's another plea for the government to drop the health and social care bill altogether, not simply amend it further.
Bernard Jenkin, MP for Harwich, told the BBC's Daily Politics that he would still push for the restoration of a purdah period, arguing the government could simply amend the rules to allow ministers to speak freely.
But even if a court case challenging the constitutionality of the PCAOB (and by extension, SOX) is successful, it is more likely that Congress will simply amend the law.All SOX critics agree that the top priority for reform is Section 404 of the law, which regulates the internal controls that firms use to reduce the risk of fraud or error in their financial statements.
If not, can we simply amend our bylaws to adopt the same type of laws a co-op has regarding sales and rentals? A. It probably makes more sense for a condominium to adopt co-op-like rules than to convert to a co-op.
7 can be simply amended by assumption of loss expressed in %.
But he said parts of the bill needed to be totally rewritten, not simply amended.
