Sentence examples for suggest an amendment from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest an amendment to the well-known doctrine of multilevel selection that "Selfishness beats altruism within groups.

Mr Jospin promptly asked the president to suggest an amendment to the constitution to make it compatible with the charter.

We would suggest an amendment to limit the conclusion to children aged between 6 and 72 months.

Cabinet members suggested an amendment, urging "those emancipated, to forbear from tumult".

Perhaps, the paper suggested, an amendment to the Constitution to limit "citizenship to whites and blacks" might roll that back.

In Georgia, some Democrats have tried to rebuff the constitutional efforts by suggesting an amendment that includes a ban on adultery.

A parliamentary committee studying the bill recently endorsed the anti-homosexuality legislation, including the death penalty, as well as suggesting an amendment to criminalize same-sex weddings.

Yes, it was obvious whom I had in mind when, during that period, I suggested an amendment to the Constitution making a C average a requirement for the presidency.

Mr Isra, the Constitutional Court judge, suggests an amendment to the constitution to oblige the government to legislate on such lacunae within a set time.Even once the relevant laws have been put into place, it will take a good few court battles (or street battles) to impress their importance on recalcitrant bureaucrats and impatient businessmen.

She has also suggested an amendment to France's labour code to oblige private-equity firms to distribute 5% of the capital gains from firms they sell among all the employees".At the moment the debate about private equity is on the split of rewards between shareholders and top management," says Ms Senequier.

Theaetetus suggests an amendment to the Aviary.