Sentence examples for amend it to from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'amend it to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest making an alteration or adjustment to something. For example, "This document contains inaccurate information; let's amend it to reflect the correct facts."
The commission should reject it or, barring that, amend it to correct its defects.
I don't want them to amend it to the point of ineffectiveness".
We'll have to amend it to cover Tory policy," he said.
The Strasbourg court ordered Bosnia to amend it to allow "others" to run for high office.
The Cravath lawyers actually read Airgas's charter and innovatively proposed to amend it to move up Airgas's meeting to January 2011 to elect a new majority of directors.
I'd amend it to a less eloquent, more prosaic statement: Unless we know how things are counted, we don't know if it's wise to count on the numbers.
However, attempts were made to minimize this potential source of bias by testing the tool, training field assistants in its administration, and amending it to make the wording familiar and culturally-appropriate.
Unlike many other relatively new states, however, it had retained its constitution and duly amended it to reflect changing needs, and it had developed a democratic system that allowed for open critique of the government.
The amendment passed the House, but a conference committee amended it to allow production of beer and wine.
To its credit the House Committee that heard the bill amended it to add a provision allowing judges to perform marriage ceremonies and recognizing common law marriages as well.
