Sentence examples for Addendum from inspiring English sources

Johnson, in an addendum to the report, partially concurred with many of the inspector general's findings, though he disputed several.

Attaching an author addendum to your publishing agreement is a great way to publish where you want while still retaining the right to openly distribute your work.

An ECB spokesman hurriedly added that "nothing had changed" and introduced an addendum to the effect that Pietersen would have to also be seen as "a positive influence".

He may want to issue a papal addendum about the further dos and don'ts before the global smackfest – this carnival of parental abuse – gets out of hand.

(Addendum: Several commenters point out that Mr Obama and Mr Biden were queitly sworn in on Sunday, the day before the inaugural festivities, because the constitution provides that the previous term ends on January 20th, but inaugural celebrations are not normally held on Sundays. Mr Biden nailed the oath that time.

Addendum:  "Where did Justice Roberts get the right to be so creative?," some readers might be asking.

(Marginal Revolution) Alex Tabarrok has added an addendum to his climate change post, which reads, "[Non-sceptics] argue that the problem is so serious that we must act before the evidence is in".

The industry was relegated to a last-minute addendum to the North American Free Trade Agreement.

THE blogosphere is abuzz with the possibility that the financial crisis may be beginning a new sovereign banking and exchange rate crisis in emerging markets (see this cut and paste post with pithy comments from Yves Smith, and my colleague's addendum).By dumb luck, I got a Vox column today providing a research-based perspective on exactly this issue.

Mr Peres's friends are proposing an addendum to the party's resignation bill that would give an indicted prime minister the option of taking leave rather than resigning.

Addendum: My little trick at the beginning confused some people, plus I left some complexity out of the discussion in order to get to my main point.