Sentence examples similar to amended world from inspiring English sources

"Please do not amend the world's oldest constitution to take civil rights away from people," said Representative Matthew C. Patrick.

IN the snowy woods of a valley west of this college town, John and Mary Beth Cook have taken up a version of mountain living amended for the modern world.

Yet, representatives of Google, the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers AAPP) apparently regarded the wee hours of November 14 as the optimal time to announce to the world the amended agreement they had just minutes before filed with a federal court to settle a lawsuit arising from Google's scanning of in-copyright books from major research libraries.

She was not trying to amend a heinous world; she was not proselytizing.

Directors and Officers Indemnification Bear on Wednesday filed an 8-K notifying the world it had amended its by-laws.

Joseph S. Blatter, the president of FIFA, once mentioned a Plan B for the World Cup, then amended his remarks to say they referred only to natural disaster.

A national charter was granted to it by the U.S. Congress on September 16, 1919; the charter was later amended to admit veterans of World War II (1942), the Korean War (1950), the Vietnam War (1966), the Lebanon, Grenada, and Panama hostilities (1990), and Operation Desert Shield/Storm (1991).

It is possible that the driver rules could be amended when the FIA's world motorsport council meets on October 12, but it would take a unanimous vote to change them and the governing body admitted there were "no plans" to do so.

Standards are amended at OI Worldwide's biennial World Congresses.

It is the result of a federal law, originally imposed by Congress during the First World War and amended a number of times since, most recently in 2005.

The law was amended last month, guaranteeing immunity for world leaders and leading to the dismissal, which cannot be appealed.