Sentence examples for which would amend from inspiring English sources

Ask for support for the Whitfield-Cohen amendment, which would amend the Horse Protection Act to strengthen penalties for illegal soring of horses, make it a crime to place stacks or chains on horses' feet, and eliminate the industry self-regulation enforcement program.

Iowa State Sen. Joni Ernst (R) said in a debate with U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley (D-Iowa) that the personhood amendment she supported in 2013, which would amend Iowa's Constitution to ensure the protection of fetuses from the moment of fertilization, was just a "statement of principle".

Critics view the proposed measure, which would amend the state Constitution, as a plain attack on unions.

The bill, which would amend the act that established the park, has the support of both the Assembly and Senate and is expected to be approved this week.

Richard E. Whalen, a deputy town attorney, said it was difficult to predict when the town board would vote on the measure, which would amend local zoning.

The bill, which would amend an existing law, says that state land allocated to build communities in Israel will be "for Jewish settlement only".

Bravura performances from Palin, Robert Lindsay and Lindsay Duncan, among many others, were complemented by an award-winning score by Elvis Costello, who describes Bleasdale as "the elder brother I never had – my best friend and the one editorial voice to which I would attend and for which I would amend".

She did not mention that Obama had just signed into law a delay in the so-called Cadillac tax on high-cost insurance plans, a policy she had previously argued was one of the crucial ways in which she would amend the A.C.A. On foreign policy, Clinton distanced herself even more from Obama.

I recommend that the ab initio gene-finding phase of this study be redone, using the union of GLIMMER and MetaGene predictions instead of GLIMMER only (after which I would amend my remarks here).

Under the bill, which would require amending the City Charter and would be made retroactive to Jan . 1 , 2001former officials could not control the indexing of their own records.

The Clinton administration sought to blunt the political assault from the right by proposing a limited defense, which would require amending the ABM treaty, but not jettisoning it.