Sentence examples for that any amendment from inspiring English sources

Schumer, one of the key backers of reform, warned that any amendment requiring full border security compliance could fatally undermine the legislation.

"We agree, however, that any amendment of the Trust Indenture Act should take place only after legislative hearings and the opportunity for public comment".

It annoyed the Orthodox church though, because it believed that any amendment to such a central part of the faith should be agreed by consensus at a council.

The clean energy sector has warned that any amendment to the RET would be disastrous for the industry, risking $15bn in new investment and about 20,000 jobs.

"My concern is that any amendment, no matter how well-meaning it might be, is going to make the progress of the bill more difficult and it'll make it easier for those MPs who want to use procedural techniques to slow it down and stop it... that bit more possible.

Set forth specific requirements for changing the existing contract, such as requiring that any amendment be made in writing and signed by all parties.

The DCMS spokesman also pointed out that the bill is still going through parliamentary, adding that "any amendments will be debated through this process".

A statement from the FIA on Friday following a meeting of its World Motorsports Council (WMSC) - effectively the organisation's legislative body - said that "any amendments to the technical regulations resulting from a further limit on expenditure on the chassis will be submitted to the WMSC via a fax vote before 30 June".

The danger lies in any amendment that would widen it.

"He will also vote against any amendment that attempts to add Obamacare funding back into the House Republicans' bill," Stewart said.

The Utah Republican was anxious that any amendments "be acceptable to the White House".