Sentence examples for amend immediately from inspiring English sources

Yet the confusion in that case — and in similar cases elsewhere — doesn't stem from replay but, instead, from a rule, which the league could amend immediately, or else before the start of next season.

Yet the confusion in that case and in similar cases elsewhere doesn't stem from replay but, instead, from a rule, which the league could amend immediately, or else before the start of next season.

Wanyama fired over as Southampton tried to make amends immediately and Mané had a shot deflected wide early in the second half but Villa were performing better now.

Dempsey almost made amends immediately as his defence-splitting pass set up Ruiz, but Vorm reacted superbly to ensure his side remained in front.

Saints could well have been accused of not capitalising on their first-half pressure, but they made amends immediately after the break, with Walsh selling a series of dummies and then sending Hohaia over, before Dawson freed Swift to cross.

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif). said some Democrats criticized procedures that would only allow lawmakers to introduce one amendment to the bill, and which, if passed, would send the amended package immediately back to the Senate.

The Everton full-back made amends almost immediately, heading Everton into an early lead from Gareth Barry's diagonal cross after Leighton Baines had found the midfielder in space.

For example: a detected attack could be mitigated by rejuvenating components more frequently; a detected intrusion could be amended by immediately rejuvenating the respective node.

Ellis made amends almost immediately, feeding Lancaster a perfectly-timed pass for the young winger to race clear for his second try, although Westerman failed with the conversion attempt.

Unrepentant, Cruz ignored demands Thursday that he make amends by immediately endorsing Trump.

This amended regimen immediately induced allergen-specific IgG1 in all mice of the Der p 1 group, but only in one of the rDer p 2-treated animals (see Fig. 1a,b).