Sentence examples for time amending from inspiring English sources

In overturning that assertion of popular will, the Court no doubt realized it was setting the stage for a further confrontation in which opponents of gay marriage would try to override the Court's decision through the initiative process, this time amending the state Constitution.

Based on these data, we suggest that including lovastatin into current anthracycline-based tumortherapeutic protocols will widen the therapeutic window of anthracyclines by reducing cardiac damage and, at the same time, amending the tumor-cell response.

Succumbing to the Israel lobby, California's Governor Jerry Brown, a once Pacifica radio host, Saturday signed AB 2844, Assemblyman Richard Bloom's (D-Santa Monica) 10-times amended bill to chill criticism of Israel.

It takes time to amend the Constitution, and the time to get started is while we still remember our wake-up call.

Hearing people outside the story react to the story in real time can be good for the storyteller if you still have time to amend the story or you have another season.

Rhodes has the power to give the city more time to amend the plan.

It may be time to amend that well-known phrase "thick as thieves".

"This was the opening offer," one government official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity, "but this was not the time to amend those restrictions".

An oddity of the case is that a ruling from the Supreme Court that it lacks jurisdiction could be easily reversed by Congress, which is free at any time to amend the 1867 law.

It is time to amend the French constitution to bring presidential immunity into line with other countries and to call Mr Chirac, as much as Mr Juppé, to account.

Mayerson suggested that Lifland might have given Picard the time to amend the complaint in the hope that the mediation provided by former New York Governor Mario M. Cuomo will narrow the issues in the case.