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Meanings of amendment in English
Portuguese
emenda supressiva Spanish
enmienda Usage of amendment in English
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Central and local government responded with an amendment to local government laws.
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She said the proposal doesn't violate the second amendment or state laws.
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Recent polling shows the proposed amendment stands a good chance of passing.
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The Greens said they proposed the amendment to increase pressure for change.
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The Office of Public Works, however, offered no opposition to the amendment.
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SectionThis amendment shall take effect two years after the date of ratification.
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That final suggestion formed the basis for a Government amendment, later withdrawn.
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Depending on the approach finally taken, a constitutional amendment may be necessary.
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According to an amendment of regulation 8 in the National Disaster Act:
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But a new amendment was inserted elsewhere, giving the government similar powers.
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Parliament also agreed an amendment which will rule out the dual mandate.
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The House was expected to vote to pass the amendment on Wednesday.
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Hoover also believes the move requires an amendment to the state constitution.
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John Bercow says the government had indicated it would accept this amendment.
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The government opposes this amendment but it could come up with changes.
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It is unclear yet whether the amendment has enough support to pass.
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Translations for amendment
Portuguese
Spanish
Amendment through the time
Amendment across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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