Sentence examples for amend change from inspiring English sources

"They have no legal authority to support, amend, change or affect, so I am not sure what the process means," he said.

The definition of edit is: to oversee, rule, manage, correct, revise, amend, change, control.

He is talking with his corporate clients about revisiting their codes of conduct to make sure the language is clear and sees companies preparing to amend changes to contracts in the coming year.

Nerds deal with their anger and heartbreak in a productive way: they practice music, make art, or amend changes to their debate presentation before they lash out at other people.

Although the amended changes became effective the moment the council approved it, Newport Beach Police Chief Charles Gross said the department is "not prepared to enforce it as of tonight," but plans to begin briefing officers about changes in the law by the end of the week.

And yes, you need time to consult and make decisions, to add or amend or change.

"I found that if you disagreed with her or tried to amend or change something, that was sort of off-limits.

When working on a painting or sculpture, an artist experiences a reasonably complete mental picture that is often used to amend or change a work in progress.

If the law is amended, the change will apply only to the crimes that occur afterward.

I forgot to amend the changes on the invoice I sent 30/10.

On 14 October 2014, the article was amended to change inequality to equality in the final paragraph.