Sentence examples for addendum that from inspiring English sources
Here's an addendum that brings together these two discussions.
But she was let down with her slicked-back hair, a styling addendum that somehow overegged the overall effect.
President Jimmy Carter strengthened that order with a 1977 addendum that gave the interior secretary and other responsible officials authority to ban such vehicles completely from sensitive lands.
Like Kobe Bryant's extension, though, any addendum that James signs would start in 2011 and be defined by the next collective bargaining agreement (the current one expires after next season).
Even so long after the original articles the paper should, in my view, at the very least correct the archive record and attach some addendum that makes it clear that the figures from Caroline Elkins are contested.
On 29 June, a UN group of experts published a report with an addendum that exposed in detail the extent of Rwandan military support to the M23, including the involvement of senior officials.
They reflect the optimism of the time they were written, with brief addenda that reveal that things, sadly, turned out quite differently.ARCHITECTS OF THE WEB.By Robert Reid.John Wiley & Sons; 416 pages; $27.95 and £19.99PERHAPS because he is as steeped in Silicon Valley as Ken Auletta is in New York's media world, Robert Reid did not make the same mistake.
Contractors also said they were thrown by a flood of changes — known as addendums — that came in a few days before the original May 11 bid deadline.
CAs present evidence from Cochrane systematic reviews, and potentially non-Cochrane systematic reviews, in short one-page electronic summaries with links in text to addendums, that will also be readable in hardcopy.
Antonio Corbacho and co-authors representing five Spanish drug user organisations share insights about what this landmark guidance document means for their constituencies, as well as identifying shortcomings and proposing addenda that reflect drug users' concerns.
Addenda that incorporate MIT's OA policy or federal public access policies into an author agreement.
