Sentence examples for where amendments from inspiring English sources

In the last two years, Ms. Nixon has traveled around the country to campaign in states where amendments to legalize gay marriage were on the ballot.

Democrats, however, said that they had made no firm commitments other than to take up Republican concerns during floor debate, where amendments on any controversial issue typically require 60 votes to be approved.

Many political analysts say President Bush is almost certain to benefit from the mobilization of conservatives in those states, particularly in Michigan and Oregon, where amendments seem likely to make the ballot.

The bill has now reached its "report stage", where amendments can be discussed in detail.

Allowing only English MPs, or English and Welsh MPs, to consider relevant bills during their committee and report stages, where amendments are tabled and agreed, before allowing all MPs to vote on the final bill.

But it could go through the Rules Committee first, where amendments could be added.

(Unions face a happier prospect in Michigan, where Amendment B would enshrine the right to collective bargaining).There are also signs of mellowing in the state that pioneered tough incarceration policies.

The defeat of a federal constitutional amendment to prohibit same-sex marriage is spurring conservative groups to redouble efforts in a dozen states where similar amendments to state constitutions are likely to be on the ballot this year, proponents of the measures say.

The use of charcoal as a soil amendment is currently of great interest to sequester carbon and improve soil fertility, however, studies of sites where charcoal amendments to the soil have been made many years ago are lacking at the moment.

Hatch is the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, where constitutional amendments originate.

Sitting in the Legislature, where Democratic amendments are routinely ignored, Mr. Cullen says, "I'm learning that it's a different Wisconsin".