Sentence examples for until the amendment from inspiring English sources
Until the amendment was added, the Constitution did not specify what should be done in such a case.
He added that many contractors had supported the bill until the amendment exempting big box retailers was added.
In elections to these bodies, the voters were rarely given any choice of candidate other than those presented by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU), which, until the amendment of Article 6 of the constitution in March 1990, was the "leading and guiding force of Soviet society and the nucleus of its political system".
Women found less favour in the laws of inheritance and succession, especially in the Mitakshara school of thought, up until the Amendment of 2005 (hereinafter Amendment) to the Hindu Succession Act, 1956 allowing them to be more than members by elevating them to coparceners, followed by a Delhi High Court judgment1 enabling women to become a karta (head of the family).
In fact, up until the amendment in 2015, planning permission was technically required to undertake any short-term letting at all in London.
Should a protocol amendment be made that requires REC approval, the changes in the protocol will not be instituted until the amendment and revised informed consent forms and participant information sheets and GP letter have been reviewed and received approval/favourable opinion from the REC and R&D departments.
That would not be until November 2006, because the amendment must be passed again in the 2005-6 legisession session.
More Presbyteries will continue to hand in their decisions until June, when the amendment is scheduled to go into effect.
Kimball and his counselors in the First Presidency did not release a formal statement on the ERA until October 1976, when the amendment was only four states away from passing.
The Clinton administration also opposed the amendment until literally minutes before floor debate ended.
Mr. Durbin said he was open to compromise on that front, and the committee decided to hold the amendment until it could reach a bipartisan compromise.
