Sentence examples for amends would be from inspiring English sources

One way to make amends would be a report on the Tenpenny case, which might include some video evidence of her anti-science claims, but would not accord her the legitimacy associated with an interview.

"I think the one thing the foreign secretary could do to make amends would be if he went to visit her in the next few weeks before her trial," he said.

Ask the other person how they feel amends would be best made.

As I write the full terms of the deal have yet to be revealed, but there is briefing ministers have conceded that a motion, which could be amended, would be put before MPs, in event a final divorce deal is voted down.

The implementation of the upper limit would then be laid before parliament in the form of an order constituting secondary legislation amending what would be the Digital Economy act.

Customer services assured me that only the £75 difference between the original booking and the amended one would be taken and so, since there were only four seats left, I reluctantly entered my debit details.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Luby's said the amended loan would be in default if it failed to make an $80 million payment on $118.4 million in debt by Jan . 31

If a major discovery is made and the list is allowed to be amended, Uber would be granted additional discovery.

If this was amended it would be a offence to harass someone because of their appearance, for example by drawing attention to their weight.

A Southern Trains spokesman said an amended service would be in place on the East Grinstead and Uckfield lines south of Woldingham due to the landslip.

Under the amended ballot, Mr. Giuliani would be followed by Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee and John McCain.