Sentence examples for that will amend from inspiring English sources

Newly elected Paul Ryan promised to lead the Republicans on Monday by drafting a bill that will amend the act.

Next week Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, plans to bring to the Senate floor the Federal Marriage Amendment (FMA), a measure that will amend the constitution to forbid gay couples from marrying.

After a morning service at Kaighn Avenue Baptist Church, Mr. Davis is expected to announce an agreement with the city's police that will amend the union contract to put more officers on the streets during times when crime is at its highest, the Corzine official said.

The government is working to push through a bill that will amend the 2007 Barbuda Land Act.

We agree that we will amend the 1972 European Communities Act so that any proposed future treaty that transferred areas of power, or competences, would be subject to a referendum on that treaty – a "referendum lock".

"If that is not what the Legislature intended, we anticipate that it will amend Section 20 accordingly".

Mr O'Neill has signalled that parliament will amend the constitution to allow the deal - the latest in a series of amendments that have effectively fortified the O'Neill leadership with more than four years left to run, Mr ToKunai says.

Few statehouse observers believe that lawmakers will amend the Constitution in the allotted time.

He has denied speculation that he will amend the Constitution to extend or abolish those term limits.

The great powers are busy imposing sanctions on Iran that they will amend only if Tehran dismantles key aspects of its nuclear program.

There is little chance that Congress will amend, much less repeal, the law in an election year, experts said, but the unusual alliance in the Oklahoma Legislature reflected the widespread outcry that the president's signature education initiative has provoked.