Sentence examples for support amendments to the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi said the party's priorities would be to push for peace in restive ethnic minority areas, institute the "rule of law" and support amendments to the Constitution.

Clegg will support amendments to the serious crime bill, due to be tabled on Wednesday by the Liberal Democrat backbencher Julian Huppert, to ensure police cannot access journalists' records without a judicial warrant.

He supported amendments to the state constitution that gave greater representation to the backcountry and extended suffrage to all white men.

In 1990, not long after he took the helm of the company, he broke from the industry and supported amendments to the federal Clean Air Act that sought to reduce sulfur dioxide.

Members of the local government committee supported amendments to the Community Empowerment Bill to extend the right-to-buy to football fans.

Rice was a key player during House debate on a resolution critical of the ongoing War in Iraq; he supported amendments to the resolution to remove specific criticism of the 2007 troop surge, but supported the final compromise version, which called for eventual withdrawal from Iraq and passed on a party-line vote.

In a blog published on the Church of England website, Paul Butler, the bishop of Durham, urged his fellow peers to support amendments to remove or reduce the impact of the "two-child limit".

I will be supporting amendments to that effect when the sale is debated in the Commons this week.

California's own Senators Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein are also supporting amendments to extend the program in the federal jobs bill.

Pence, who'd arranged for three anti-gay activists – Micah Clark, Eric Miller, and Curt Smith –  to stand behind him as he signed Indiana's bill, supported amendments to prevent the likes of Memories Pizza from demanding certification of heterosexuality before service.

I supported amendments to responsibly reform the PATRIOT Act, spoke many times on the Senate floor, and urged the Administration to tell the American people about how the surveillance laws were being used.