Sentence examples for asked to modify from inspiring English sources

In both films, Ms. Diaz was asked to modify her attractiveness in order to inhabit her characters.

Last year, Armenia was asked to modify its entry, Don't Deny, which was thought to refer to the 1915 genocide.

A trainee teacher from Nottingham who was asked to modify her accent said she was "quite upset... to be told I don't speak properly".

Those with southern accents, in contrast, are less likely to be asked to modify their speech, which seem to be regarded as more acceptable.

Interest rate assumptions are especially powerful in pension calculations, and the most important ones are today a matter of statute -- the same statute Congress is now being asked to modify.

But companies that supply in-flight meals say that they haven't been asked to modify menus and, for instance, eliminate those puffy muffins for a chunk of cheese -- perhaps because the diets are considered to be fads.

The future of the American military here is a political decision in the hands of the government of Iraq, which must formally ask to modify the security agreement to allow some troops to stay.

According to these business operators, "how to indicate country-of-origin has nothing to do with labelling cost; the labels for export are printed for each order; even a same importer could ask to modify the label for the same product in new order, for improving the product description or graphic design".

Or the tattooed college grad who snaps back when you ask to modify an order.

By January 25, however, the city was back in court asking to modify the very injunction it had argued for just days earlier.

They were asked to further modify inappropriate wordings or ambiguous questions to reduce the possibility of ambiguous or incomprehensible phrases.