Sentence examples for amended texts from inspiring English sources

One might detect in this philosophy something of Rumi's own approach to poetry: Rumi often amended texts from the Koran so that they would fit the lyrical rhyme and meter of the Persian verse.

The amended text passed with more than 98 percent of the vote in a referendum in January 2014.

Privately, they admit they had feared paying much more for asbestos compensation than even the amended text proposes.

The National Assembly voted by 331 to 225 to accept a slightly amended text of the gay marriage law passed by the upper house, or Senate, earlier this month.

The amended text, approved by Egyptian voters in January 2014, left out much of the conservative religious language featured in the 2012 document.

The amended text, circulated Tuesday, followed a European Union threat to boycott the World Conference Against Racism next month in Geneva unless the declaration was changed to keep the meeting from becoming an anti-Semitic forum.

And while the amended text drains some of the characters of their complexity — and thus robs the play of some of its harrowing power — it seems appropriate enough that a production designed to travel should put the pedal to the metal.

Curiously, one of the most moving performances was not by Mr. Savall and company but by Shlomo Katz, by way of a 1950 recording of "El male rahamim," a Hebrew memorial prayer, with an amended text that refers to the Holocaust.

The amended text of the AHCA, which Republicans had previously lauded for its brevity, wasn't made public until Wednesday night.

We have sent an amended text to the editor that includes the following answers to your questions (and 2 figures from the skin biopsy):  1) After 3 cycles of capecitabine, the disease remained stable.

Wasdell told me that scientists familiar with the political approval process in Stockholm for the new WG1 Summary for Policymakers - including WG1 co-chair Prof Thomas Stocker who had signed the 2007 rejoinder to Wasdell - had confirmed that governments fought to amend text that would damage their perceived interests.