Sentence examples for amended to avoid from inspiring English sources

The version passed Sunday was amended to avoid another such problem.

The headline of this piece was corrected on 21 September from 'Emails blocked by Gove adviser', and the introductory paragraph amended to avoid repetition.

Design and construction errors are immediately revealed and amended to avoid defective construction and its ensuing rework.

Many in Washington assume that the Budget Control Act will be amended to avoid sequestration.

Both references have been amended to avoid confusion.

2) The discussion about the putative channels involved has been amended to avoid any too definitive conclusion.

In his testimony before the Massachusetts regulator's staff, Mr. Grimes indicated that the bank had pushed for Facebook to file publicly an amended prospectus to avoid "the appearance" that the company was sharing information with a select group of clients rather than broadly with investors.

The clause on discrimination has been amended to include the need to avoid prejudicial or pejorative reference to an individual's gender identity.

This morning Downing Street said it had accepted the recommendation from the elections watchdog that the EU referendum question be amended in order to avoid bias.

This is an expensive lesson for EBD and it has amended its paperwork to avoid this type of calamity in the future.

John Lawson at Investec kept his sell rating, saying: The banks have amended the covenants to avoid a breach, but it is intended that a restructuring of the group's balance sheet will take place prior to end-2012.