Sentence examples for alteration made to from inspiring English sources

In many of her manuscripts, there is little alteration made to the text.

Perhaps the most egregious mistake I found was a single alteration made to the original Coptic.

"To say this is an authorised alteration made to a listed building that we now want to keep, I think legally it's very clever".

(See below) The first significant alteration made to the building was the single, long gallery added by Sir James Pennethorne in 1860 1.

One significant historical alteration, made to avoid confusion with the audience and also to "set the stage" at the Wolf's Lair, was changing the location of the first aborted assassination attempt to kill Hitler on July 11.

Mosley had apparently rejected all of their proposals, and indeed "it was stated that Mosley had informed Mr Martin, the FIA's most senior representative in the USA, that if any kind of non-championship race was run, or any alteration made to the circuit, the US Grand Prix, and indeed, all FIA-regulated motorsport in the US, would be under threat".

Any alterations made to the plant should be recorded in the log book.

The exemption also applies to fabric, thread, buttons and snaps, and to alterations made to tax-free clothing.

With this in mind he had extensive alterations made to the Louvre from 1528 onward.

One of the reasons cited for the US ban is that alterations made to the germline "affect the next generation without their consent".

Most vehicle recalls require that you take your car into a service center to get alterations made to it to fix a problem.