Sentence examples for small amendment from inspiring English sources

However, B Lab UK says a small amendment to the law would clear things up.

One small amendment to the Government of Wales Act 2006 would be all that needs to happen to change the National Assembly for Wales into the Welsh parliament.

The government has made some positive noises about a common sense amendment to the act [that], while a small amendment, would send a significant message to the countryside".

A draft of the decree submitted by President Putin does not include the Arctic 30, but the group said a small amendment by the Duma would see them covered by the amnesty.

Since then, there has been one small amendment to include in the recognition criteria the provision by the new independent regulator of a whistleblowers' hotline," the society said in a statement.

He said the move, which he claims would require only a small amendment in existing legislation to be in place by 2016, would be "a statement about the institution which now legislates for our great nation".

Small amendments can obviate the need for wholesale changes.But habitual fiddling is still corrosive.

Bruckner's habit of revising his works is a tortuous, fascinating history, in many cases involving relatively small amendments.

That gave Chalgrin the opportunity to see his design in place on the site, and he made some small amendments to it.

(That may be true of lobbying that goes on for small amendments, but the overhaul reforms of Wall Street that were recently passed and many of which still must be enacted are on the radar of the White House, if they are not indeed driven by it).

"How to Save the World, Part 1" What's needed is not another think tank of grand policy plans, but more of a just-in-time policy development shop: a group that has its finger on the pulse of what's moving through Congress right now and can devise small amendments and little technical corrections.