Sentence examples for amended online from inspiring English sources

It appears since to have been amended online.

The table was amended online after publication, resulting in one measure of Scotland's overall deficit rising to 10.3% of GDP.

This article was amended online on 1 June 2015 to add statements from Labour and the SNP which appeared in the paper edition.

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The headline was amended online on Saturday pending further investigation of the complaint.The Sunday Times said it had been told by three sources that the gun was inside a shoebox in the minicab in which Duggan was traveling.

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Prescott had complained directly to the Times which amended the online version of the article stating that he denied making the comment.

Unsurprisingly, some of those I met felt it would be wise to start with self-regulation a little closer to – the Guardian's – home, and so I investigated the background in an Open Door column and amended the online article as a result.

Once it had, the Mail published a letter from the BBC and told the PCC it had amended its online article, adding the following footnote: "The BBC asks us to point out that in fact the BBC paid £58 per night, not the £279 quoted.

"The newspaper agreed to amend the online article to clarify that the incident took place at HMP Belmarsh and that the complainant now resided in Norwich jail.

Mr. Burgess was subsequently directed by editors to amend the online version of his story, which he did on March 11, the day after the article appeared in the print edition.