Sentence examples for smallest amendment from inspiring English sources

In the letter she is grateful to Gjörwell for having one of her writings published, and expresses her wish that she would "live to see even the smallest amendment to the suggestions that I have ventured to adhort for the benefit of my sex".

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

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".

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.

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".

"Because it's a small amendment but a large issue".

The convention concluded successfully, approving a final draft which would ultimately, aside from a small amendment arranged at the last minute in London, become the Constitution of Australia.

"Why, you ask, why do I go on like this about a small amendment?" Gardner said winkingly at one point during a speech on the school lunch bill.

The kind of sadistic bigotry expressed in the "Sodomite Suppression Act" might have a more lasting antidote in a small amendment to the California constitution.