Sentence examples for submitting an amendment from inspiring English sources
1937 Equal Rights Bill Voted in House WASHINGTON — The Ludlow resolution submitting an amendment to the Constitution giving women equal rights with men was passed unanimously today [June 17] by the sub-committee of the House judiciary committee.
We are submitting an amendment on just the payroll.
"How low can these fringe Republicans go in order to prove their anti-immigrant stripes?" One Republican, Rep. Jeff Denham of California, veered from his party by submitting an amendment to the Rules Committee that would allow Dreamers to earn legal status through military service.
We were too late in submitting an amendment, but I ask you to consider it all the same.
Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, submitted an amendment to increase funding for education, a good idea but almost certainly hopeless.
Undeterred, West submitted an amendment, with a record number of signatories, which was overwhelmingly backed by the conference.
But a cross-party attempt to submit an amendment to that debate, calling for a long delay to Brexit, collapsed after it emerged that Labour's leadership was not prepared to support a lengthy extension, sources said.
Indeed, at the last opportunity on Monday, as Parliament was rising for the night, other opposition parties announced they had submitted an amendment they believed would turn Corbyn's motion into such a formal vote.
Appearing on the same program, Senator George J. Mitchell, Democrat of Maine, said he would submit an amendment to add a third tax bracket for upper-income taxpayers in order to provide more tax relief for the middle class.
Researchers who have previously-approved applications are welcome to submit an amendment to their previous application listing the intended use of the new datasets, the specific datasets required, and the time period for the extension.
Medicaid for Congress In addition to Mr. Coburn's amendment, Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, has submitted an amendment that would require all members of Congress to get their health coverage through Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income Americans.
