Sentence examples for will make amendments from inspiring English sources
In a speech following General Barakat's funeral, Mr Sisi declared: "We will make amendments to laws so we can achieve justice in the swiftest possible time".
So, on behalf of all those who want to see the amendment pass, all those who truly need MMJ to ease their suffering, and all those who love them, I would like to thank VNO2 for "pulling a Microsoft" and giving our Legislature the tools that will make Amendment 2 a reality and a model for the rest of the country.
"But there will be other measures where we will need to make amendments and compromises and the Australian people understand that," he said.
So it remains to be seen whether the government will make any amendments there.
Also organisations that intend to or have adopted Cloud Computing solutions have already made or will make some amendments over their infrastructure [16].
If Democrats are successful, they will gain control of the floor and will have one shot to make amendments to the continuing resolution.
You can put them all on paper; using illustration software at such an early stage can only hinder your thought process and you will not be able to make amendments easily.
"What you don't want to do is open yourself up to a high court challenge risk, and with any piece of legislation that is always a possibility, so the government has taken advice and I think steps, to minimise the risk of a challenge and we will make an amendment which we think further enhances the bill, and that will be debated next week.
Whether because prosecutors acknowledge the social value of a vigorous press or because they have no appetite for distracting public fights that will not lead to evidence, there is little reason to think they will make a First Amendment martyr of Mr. Novak.
"It is a leap of faith now to accept Simon Corbell's assurances that the amendments will make this bill lawful when he's spent the last few weeks arguing against the need for any such amendments," Hanson said during the debate.
It remains to be seen whether any of the amendments will make it into a final spending bill, which is not expected to be completed until late this year.
