The Archbishops of Canterbury and York complained about the timing of the government amendment to the criminal justice and immigration bill, which on Wednesday night had its third reading in the Lords.
True, the movie takes some liberties for dramatic effect, particularly on the specific timing of the 13th Amendment vote and Lincoln's efforts to delay the commissioners' trip to Washington.
Warner entered the letter into the record, expressed his concern about the timing of Santorum's amendment, and voted against it.
The passing of amendments means that the bill now has to go back to the Commons, which makes the timing extremely tight, and near-impossible if the Commons rejects the amendments and sends it back to their Lordships, and thereby triggers a round of parliamentary ping-pong between the two Houses.
Here, we investigated the effects of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) amendments on cover, number of ramets, flowering effort and phenological timing of Gnaphalium supinum, an arctic-alpine widespread snowbed species.
At the end of recruitment, 50% of the participants will have been enrolled according to the original protocol and 50% according to amendment 1, which will also allow to test whether the timing of the administration has an impact on the endpoints under study.
The timing of Wayne Gretzky.
The movie goes on to argue that Lincoln calibrated the timing of this diplomacy, including delaying his own meeting with the Confederate envoys, to be sure that nothing from it would materialize in time to jeopardize passage of the amendment.
Consider the timing of seminars.
The timing of the departure is unclear.
