Sentence examples for the final amendment from inspiring English sources

Even two days later, the final amendment is not available for the public to see.

But those who have written the most recent letters say the final amendment to the proposal made it more harmful to investors than it had been initially.

Shouts, chants and singing could be heard outside the chamber, and as the final amendment was voted down, protesters tried to chain themselves to the railing of the Senate gallery and were removed.

But even if the final amendment applies to Jewish and non-Jewish immigrants, many critics say that it will add to the sense of alienation from the state felt by many Arab citizens, who make up 20 percent of Israel's population.

In the final Amendment, we ended up requiring registration of electronically published works (i.e. the articles or books) and encourage registration of names.

Currently, nurses in the Netherlands are awaiting for the final amendments to legislation to enable them to start prescribing [ 5, 58, 117, 118], and in Spain the legal regulation of nurse prescribing is in the procedural phase [ 5].

Ministers were forced to accept a series of new regulations from Labour on 26 January after facing defeat by concerned backbenchers, but the final amendments passed by MPs on Monday unpicked many of them.

As they debate the final amendments to the housing and regeneration bill today, members of the House of Lords may be concerned to learn that some housing associations are continuing to evict tenants for rent arrears without allowing the courts to exercise any discretion.

Delahunt and DeLauro expressed concern over the fact that the final amendments to the SOFA have yet to be presented to Iraq's parliament, which must approve a constitutional method for considering the treaties before it can even approve the agreement.

The minister without portfolio told the Daily Mail: "With these final amendments the government has gone to extreme lengths to meet every practical legal objection that has been made about the bill.

The document states that it is the "first and final" amendment to the will, but Mr. Christensen said he could not say whether it was, in fact, intended to be the last change ever made.