The editors added cheekily: "To make amends, we demand not only one new phone if we have problems, but two .Yet Mr Cook's kow-tow may have been wise.
The act was amended in 1970 not only to include people (인간문화재, ingan munhwajae, "human cultural heritage") but also to support them financially.
The near impossibility of amending the national Constitution not only prevents needed reforms; it also makes discussion seem futile and generates a complacent denial that there is anything to be concerned about.
Gardner's main concern was that his credit file would say there was a court judgment against him but, he says, NatWest reassured him it had not only amended its own records, it had contacted all the credit reference agencies and instructed them to delete the erroneous address link.
I told her that he died because he was very old, but when I realized, later, that she might start expecting anyone "old" to keel over immediately, I amended this to explain that not only was he old, but that his body had also stopped working.
"A true British bill of rights, decided by parliament and amended by parliament, would protect not only the rights set out in the convention, but could include traditional British rights not protected by the ECHR such as the right to trial by jury".
Mr Frist et al are not only trying to amend a document that most Americans believe should be amended only in the most dire circumstances; they are trying to inject the federal government into an issue that has traditionally been decided by state governments.This overreach is doubly foolish.
In prison, where she works at a firefighting camp, she is forced to join A.A., and guilt drives her not only to make amends but to do good.
Hammers skipper Steve Lomas is now determined to make amends for such a major error, not only by the club, but also Omoyimni himself.
The writer's proposed solution is to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act to require not only a minimum wage but also a minimum number of hours per week.
