Sentence examples for when amending from inspiring English sources

Congress has recently and repeatedly recognized that when amending our operative statutes, placing competition well within our mandate in most rulemaking contexts.

During Mr Abe's first term as prime minister, in 2006-07, he prepared the ground by passing a law on how to hold a national referendum when amending the constitution.

Justice Kagan questioned whether Congress even considered Fourco as the background when amending the general venue statute in 2011 given that the Federal Circuit has been ignoring Fourco for 30 years.

"Thus, determining when amending that practice makes a difference is important".

When amending the regulation in question, we have attempted to assess the tasks entrusted to the committee and bring those considered to be political rather than technical before the House for it to study and vote on.

Bioretention systems are designed to remove contaminants from stormwater; however, studies have shown that bioretention systems can export excess nitrogen, phosphorus, and copper when amended with compost.

In contrast, sulfur and potassium became depleted as a result of supernatant replacements only when amended carbon (broiler litter biochar) or soil (San Joaquin) contained appreciable amounts.

In 1892 McKenzie won passage of the Lands for Settlement Act that opened up crown land for leasing and, when amended in 1894, compelled owners of large estates to sell portions of their holdings.

For example, when amended with 1.8 nmol g−1, about 68.3%, 57.0%, and 61.1%, respectively, of the added BR were released in S1, S2, and S3 planted with rice seedlings, whereas 38.9%, 32.7% and 32.6% became available for uptake in the corresponding soils planted with corn seedlings.

(His stance is a nuanced one: he would only support the change when amended with a guarantee that churches can define marriage as they choose).On May 5th Mr Ford elaborated further, explaining that his religious beliefs led him to think that heterosexual unions were a divinely inspired "ideal".

Wheat growth in the moderately acidic soil responded more than the calcareous soil when amended with P fertilisers.