Sentence examples for today's amendment from inspiring English sources

The politics of today's amendment is about abating that anger.

Opponents of today's amendment cited environmental concerns, arguing that nobody would be penalized until after the Supreme Court ruled.

"The message of today's amendment is very simple: If you do the crime, you'll do the time," said Ruben Castillo, a member of the commission.

The scientific establishment is robustly supporting today's amendment with Jeremy Farrar, the head of the multi-billion-pound Wellcome Trust, which is funding research into mitochondrial donation, leading the charge.

"In addition to today's amendment, countries last week crossed the threshold for the Paris Agreement to enter into force and reached a deal to constrain international aviation emissions," he said in a statement.

"Today's amendments represent an equitable solution for both parties.

Those wanting MRRT gone won't be able to insist on today's amendments".

Tomorrow's amendment, which Chris Grayling has said the government will support, changes the Malicious Communications Act 1988 to provide tougher sentences.

"Yesterday's amendment was only a first step in what will be a long debate," said Sensenbrenner spokesman Ben Miller.

Last week's amendment, which is expected to glide easily through the Senate, was sponsored by four members of the conservative UMP, and won unanimous backing from both parties.

His party will welcome the debate but block May's amendment because it fails to respect the votes in favour of remaining in the EU in both Scotland and Northern Ireland.