Sentence examples for would have amended from inspiring English sources

That's what happened when Democrats brought the equal rights amendment to the House for consideration under "Suspension of the Rules," which doesn't allow debate or amendments -- even though this legislation would have amended the Constitution.

With little prodding, parliament would have amended the constitution and two-thirds of the country would have supported it.

Moore says if he had seen "Skyfall" before finishing the book, he would have amended that statement.

Ms. Danburg said she would have amended the bill and could have passed it, if Mr. Bush had helped.

Bills were submitted in Congress in the last session that would have amended immigration law to provide such relief to surviving spouses.

The measure, Initiative 26, would have amended the state Constitution to define life "to include every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning or the functional equivalent thereof".

Nowhere else in the world, said PNG MP Belden Namah, would a politician have "amended the constitution to accommodate another foreign country's domestic policy interest".

Had the proposal gone to a vote at the shareholder meeting on Wednesday, Mr. Einhorn would likely have lost and the charter would have been amended.

There was a measure on the ballot that would have essentially amended Michigan's constitution to prohibit right-to-work laws, and it was defeated, but there's an argument to be made that the vote there was as much about punishing the amendment's supporters for their overreach as anything else.

Otherwise Congress would have to amend the law.

A third term would have required amending the Constitution.