Sentences with phrase «amended by a spokesman»

Editor's note: This article has been updated to correct erroneous information first released and then amended by a spokesman for the Algiers Charter School Association.

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But the society's conclusions have been challenged by a House of Lords spokesman, who said they failed to take into account other work conducted by peers including serving on committees, amending legislation and putting down written questions.

The matter came to a head when Tory Justice spokesman Eleanor Laing tabled an amendment to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill (later amended again by the Government) to enforce Thursday night counting, except in exceptional circumstances.

The spokesman for the SUF, Marafa, had, in November 2015, kicked against the composition of the 65 Senate Standing Committees by Saraki, saying it was against the Senate Standing Orders 2015, as amended.

In fact, the SNP's cabinet office spokesman takes such displeasure at not being able to address colleagues by name that he is currently courting Tory MPs and others to help push for the rules to be amended.

Meanwhile, the law that enables cost recovery on abandoned projects, the Base Load Review Act, could be amended by state lawmakers before the current legislative session adjourns, according to Ron Aiken, a spokesman for the state's Office of Regulatory Affairs.