Sentence examples for amended or changed from inspiring English sources

"However, we needed zoning regulations to be amended or changed.

Allred contends that the Sullivan Law is unfair and says it should be amended or changed.

He stated that since the law had not been amended or changed, and since implied repeals are not favored unless the implication is necessary, to allow such a repeal would be to reverse the general policy of the United States.

Introduced an ordinance establishing regulations for small wireless facilities in the public right of way that would forego regular discretionary hearings in favor of a resolution that could be quickly amended or changed, in the face of a new federal mandate to take effect April 15.

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.

He said it was essential that "we continue to have this terribly important program for protecting the country, as the president requires, that gives the men and women who carry out this program clear guidance and clear Congressional support, and also achieves Senator McCain's requirement that we don't amend or change Common Article 3," referring to the Geneva Conventions.

It was not clearly obvious that the animals showed markedly amended movements or changed behaviours inbetween the experiment periods.

Re "Can the North Rise Again?" and "One State, Two State, Red State, Blue State" (Week in Review, Feb. 8): Red states and blue states would become moot if the Constitution were amended to abolish or change the Electoral College.

The amended law changed the ban slightly, now requiring the F.B.I. to certify in each case that disclosure might harm national security, criminal investigations, diplomacy or people's safety.