Sentence examples for amending information from inspiring English sources

The college said the numbers were taken from a "preliminary report" done in January and were likely to change in the final version because bishops were still providing and amending information as recently as Friday.

Data cleaning included amending information that was seen to be incomplete, suspected to be incorrect or inappropriately completed through cross-checking with the case notes and ward report logs and removal of typographic errors and duplicated information.

Members of the expert advisory groups were consulted during this revision process to ensure the accuracy of amended information.

In general use of the system, the most frequent reason for contacting system administrators was a forgotten login, followed by contacts to amend demographic information or errors in data shown.

Herein we find another demonstration of the versatility of semantically enabled information representations: we have been able to extend and amend the information in our knowledge repository without much additional effort or adverse effects on the knowledge repository.

But half an hour later, the publication amended its information in line with the official press release, which did not list the film among the first wave of confirmed titles.

Parliament amended the Information and Communication Technology Act, which now states that publishing anything which "hurts or is likely to hurt religious sentiments" is an offence – one for which activists can be legally arrested without a warrant.

So if you're fed up with the lunchtime lines and fancy foraging for some wild natural produce, this allows users to upload places where food can be found in urban areas, classifying it under different categories like nuts, fruit, seafood, herbs, fungi, etc, with text explaining where it's located other users can then edit and amend the information.

Over the past 15 years my Office has provided scores of legal reviews to States considering adopting or amending access to information laws, the latest being in March when the Hungarian legislature was considering amendments to the nation's Freedom of Information Act.

The government has confirmed today that it is "considering" amending the Freedom of Information Act to make it easier for officials to withhold information from the public - a consequence of the Supreme Court judgment in March that led to this afternoon's release of the Prince Charles "black spider memos".

February 2015: Policy amended to include information on data sharing between Guardian group companies in the UK, USA and Australia.