Sentence examples for amended to specifically from inspiring English sources
The California proposal, in its current form, differs in that it has been amended to specifically address people who distribute images "with the intent to cause serious emotional distress".
The committee said that the law should be amended to "specifically and explicitly address the matter of authorisation" to ensure parties are accountable for their political statements, those who authorise materials are "identifiable and traceable" and there is consistency in the application of rules.
Consequently, conventional legal wisdom indicates that civil rights legislation would need to be amended to specifically prohibit, by some appropriate terminology, the employment actions taken in the dental assistant case.
The retired tennis star, in Sochi as a member of President Obama's official delegation to the Winter Olympics, also called for the IOC's Charter to be amended to state specifically that discrimination over sexual orientation is forbidden.
Promising more oversight and more legislation to protect all workers, Ms. Quinn said the bill was amended to focus it specifically "on establishments that have workers".
Clarification: Language in this story has been amended to reflect more specifically the crimes of which Hastert was convicted.
The contracts were also specifically amended to allow oil companies to use private contractors for protection.
Clarification: Language in this story has been amended to describe Amanda Michel's previous role at HuffPost more specifically.
A sub-heading - US evangelists are main activists behind measure - was amended to clarify that the evangelists were pressing for tougher laws, rather than specifically for the death penalty.
In May 2010, the NOD forms and questionnaires were amended to include more detailed questions about the effect of CFS/ME on employment, specifically, patients were asked to give the "Date when reduced hours/sick leave/unemployment began".
Specifically, the Dhc are incapable of de novo corrinoid synthesis, are obligately anaerobic and highly susceptible to oxygen, and are not able to transform electron donor substrates amended to mixed cultures into the H2 required for energy.
