Sentence examples for whole amended from inspiring English sources

The Committee of Detail and Committee of the Whole amended this language and included it within Article Three, Section Two, Clause Three.

Bradley noted Goethe's directive to "Be a whole or join a whole," which he amended to, "You can not be a whole, unless you join a whole" (Ethical Studies, p.79).

"That was the whole reason we amended the law," she told Austrian paper Kurier.

The draft framework was then reviewed by the whole research team, and amended collaboratively to improve utility and comprehensibility.

In the next step, we will expand it to the whole China and amend the Catalogue of Chinese Historical Earthquakes again.

A Committee of the Whole met to amend it on 21 February, with further alterations made when it was passed back to the House of Commons on 25 February.

Although the Act was applicable to the whole of Great Britain, it was amended in Committee of the House of Commons into an adoptive measure, applicable only at the request of a local authority, and subject to that authority's satisfying the Local Government Board that they could administer it satisfactorily.

Some had wanted tovote whole play objectionable, but could be amended.

In 2009, he amended much of his green thinking in Whole Earth Discipline: An Ecopragmatist Manifesto.

Third, as a corollary, constitutions became entrenched written documents expressing a "higher" law, which could be amended only by the people as a whole or by some supermajority that could plausibly be said to represent their will.

The article was also amended to clarify the following sentence: Napoleon shipped the whole collection back to Paris in 1810.