Sentence examples similar to amendable agreements from inspiring English sources

For instance, in January he judged, against official advice, that a government motion on its progress in Brexit talks was "amendable". MPs duly amended it.

Pilots at Northwest Airlines have asked the airline to start negotiations next year with the aim of completing an agreement before the current contract becomes amendable in September 2002.

There could also be a straightforward "people's vote" amendment when May brings an amendable vote to MPs on 27 February.

Without a reworked withdrawal agreement to bring back to MPs, she has promised to table an amendable motion, which will allow backbenchers another chance to try to block a no-deal Brexit.

The tentative agreement includes retroactive pay for the 25 months since the old contract "became amendable," in the words of the federal law governing such disputes.

For starters, the collective bargaining agreement, which currently has to be reapproved every few years, would never expire but rather become amendable after a given date.

The amendments described in clauses (i) and (ii) of this subparagraph shall not be amendable.

The method should be amendable for automation.

The pilots' contract with the airline became amendable last August.

The internet may be instantly amendable, but it never forgets.

As last time, the motion will be amendable.