That's why we support the Support Making Assessments Reliable and Timely (SMART) Amendment, which Senators Tammy Baldwin (D-Wisconsin) and Bill Cassidy (R-Louisiana) are offering as an amendment to the Senate's Elementary and Secondary Education Act reauthorization, the Every Child Achieves Act.
The letter from the backbenchers is enough for a government defeat on a timely opposition amendment.
Finally, future pandemic management may benefit from the implementation of a process to monitor in real time how communication messages are being received, thereby allowing timely analyses and amendments rather than relying on collecting information many months after the event.
Article V, Section 2 of the FINRA By-Laws requires applicants to disclose certain information and to keep their application current through the timely filing of amendments.
I will not be the only commentator to discern in the introduction of this headline "US amendment" the timely impact of the Folio prize, whose debut shortlist, drawn from the fiction of the English-speaking world and chosen by its "academy", will appear in February 2014.
If Obama couldn't manage to get the Volcker rules into the original Dodd bill or get Reid and Dodd to bring them up for a timely vote on an Amendment, it's hard to see how they'll manage to revive them in conference, particularly under intense lobbying from the banks to further water down the bill.
Stone's timely book explains how First Amendment doctrine has evolved during the last two centuries.
The Tea Party marries fringe concerns (repeal the 17th Amendment!) to a timely, responsible-seeming message about spending and deficits.
Lincoln did what he could to cultivate the assistance of the war Democrats, as in securing from Congress the timely approval of the Thirteenth Amendment.
Some amendments would be timely.
Other times, a filibuster or a lawmaker's poison-pill amendment let senators off the hook for timely disclosure.
