Sentence examples for would consider amendments from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conant said Senator Rubio would consider amendments to the legislation to address privacy concerns about the proposals.

Frydenberg said the Coalition would consider amendments to the legislation, which he said "goes right at the heart of the productivity of the Australian economy," Lambie told host Tony Jones she was not frightened of the prospect of a double dissolution election, despite it forcing her to return to the polls three years into a six-year term.

In response, Helen Grant, the minister for courts and victims, said the government would "actively consider" amendments to the bill that would require corporations to show financial loss before they can sue for libel.

Pyne said the Coalition would consider any amendments the Senate made to the higher education bill and "if the government decides that enough of our reforms have been passed then we'll give it the green light".

He said his committee would be willing to consider amendments to the ABM Treaty but only after the departure of Mr. Clinton.

Sharon Bowles, the chair of the European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, said her group would scrutinize the proposals and consider amendments before entering negotiations on the final form.

Sen. Lucio requested the extra time to consider amendments that would clarify the law's impact on middle and high schools that sit on college campuses.

The government has already said it would consider an amendment from the Liberal Democratic party senator, David Leyonhjelm, so it was subject to an eight-year "sunset clause".

Asserting that the court would consider an amendment's chance of passage "highly speculative," she said, "It's not clear that another legislature would approve the same amendment next year and that once it got on the ballot voters would pass it".

The MPR will consider amendments to the constitution.

She went as far as to say she would consider a constitutional amendment, presumably to overturn recent US supreme court rulings.