Sentence examples for suggested amendment to from inspiring English sources
But in June, a suggested amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act could have done just this, and it was soundly rejected by most Democrats and Republicans alike.
Lastly, my delegation supports the recommended action on paragraph 15 and also, the suggested amendment to the substitution of "agricultural" for "crops" and livestock.
Opponents fear the Government's suggested amendments to the legislation would offer cover for illegal hunting and would be a stepping stone to full repeal.
Shortly before my visit, Shahrzad had received several sheets of suggested amendments to a reprint of a translation of hers that had been cleared for publication without censorship a decade before.
Instead, the government suggested amendments to criminal procedure rules that, while "falling short" of the recommended reliability test, "would go some way towards reducing the risk of unsafe convictions".
The select committee then reports its findings, together with any suggested amendments to the bill, to Parliament.
The suggested amendments to the GRA wouldn't change how trans people use gender-controlled spaces such as toilets or women's refuges – which is governed under the Equality Act 2010 – but would allow them to be legally recognised for who they are.
They suggested amendments to the tender procedures, simplified regulatory procedures, improved forecasting, and simplification of the ARV guidelines as critical improvements to maintain a viable ARV market.
After the troika envoys suggest amendments to the draft budget and issue their next economic review next month, the budget will go to a vote in the Greek Parliament.
A lot more is being added by people uploading place-tagged photos and social-media posts, writing reviews and Wikipedia entries and suggesting amendments to published maps.
It will also suggest amendments to ensure there will be no government spending on mail shots or other taxpayer-funded material in the final four weeks of the campaign.
