Sentence examples for amend a sentence from inspiring English sources

The article was amended further on 29 January 2015 to amend a sentence that said the future Lord Triesman was suspended for trying to create the Free University of Essex.

Just before I met Greg, his appeals lawyer petitioned the prosecutor for a sentence modification, a procedure in which, on a prosecutor's recommendation, an Indiana judge might amend a sentence and grant an early release for a prisoner whose behavior and record in prison suggest complete rehabilitation.

Facebook changed its IPO filing earlier this month by amending a sentence projecting a second quarter close for the Instagram deal.

The world premiere of Gabriel's Lament is on 19 June at St David's Hall, Cardiff, and broadcast live on Radio 3 at 7pm This article was amended and a sentence removed in accordance with the wishes of Gabriel's family, on Friday 12 June 2009.

It was amended on 12 February 2013, to correct a sentence that said the pope had nearly 2 billion followers.

House lawmakers amended the bill Monday, removing a sentence that would have banned civil unions and could have blocked some legal protections for same-sex couples, including their ability to receive benefits from employers.

This article was amended on 12 January 2016 to remove a sentence that said Councillor Caroline Russell had told the Guardian of an eight-year-old boy in Islington borough whose family was visited by officials after he was too afraid in class to say what his religion was.

(Hill writes that Wilder agreed to amend the sentence when an outraged reader objected, calling it "a stupid blunder". It now reads, "There were no settlers").

A sentence was also amended which paraphrased the interview, suggesting Assange said "there was no need for Wikileaks to undertake a whistleblowing role in Russia because of the open and competitive debate he claimed exists there".

This article was amended on 29 September 2016 to clarify a sentence.

This article was amended on 8 July 2016 to correct a sentence in the second paragraph.