Sentence examples for when amendment from inspiring English sources

The rules will be tightened further in May, when Amendment 13 takes effect, specifically influencing those who catch bottom-dwellers: cod, haddock and several kinds of flounder.

Therefore, such revenue is speculative and will not be forthcoming when Amendment 64 begins to be implemented.

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When Amendment 64 officially legalized it in Colorado in November 2012, for example, the ballot initiative garnered far more votes than the President, who also carried the state handily.

When Amendment 64 officially legalised it in Colorado in November 2012, for example, the ballot initiative garnered far more votes than the President, who also carried the state handily.

And when amendments were moved to enshrine the refugee increases into the bill, the government rejected them.

There were times when amendments on both sides would have blown up a bipartisan compromise backed by three-quarters of the Senate.

Legal experts say that Ireland's case will be radically strengthened when amendments to the Paris Convention on Third Party Liability in the Field of Nuclear Energy finally come into force this year, having been originally proposed in 2004.

That the rate of landlordism among MPs has risen so rapidly since the last parliament is not benign, when amendments that benefit landlords and endanger tenants are passed, with scores of Tory landlords voting down the amendment.

Before 1991, when amendments mandated the systems in all new buildings, New Jersey's Uniform Fire Safety Act had, since 1984, required sprinklers only in new buildings 12 stories high or more.

The total concentrations of Cd, Cu, Pb, and Zn in soil did not change too much when amendments were added.