Sentence examples for be possible to amend from inspiring English sources

During the parliamentary process, the government says it will be possible to amend, repeal or improve any law after appropriate scrutiny and debate.

And while it may be possible to amend the bylaws to allow unit-owner consent to be provided in writing or to expand the time period for exercising the right, doing either typically requires the consent of 75 or 80percentt of the unit owners.

During a visit to the Caspian Sea port of Astrakhan, Mr. Ivanov said it would be possible to amend the ABM treaty, but not in a manner that would allow the United States to develop missile defenses to protect the entire country and thereby undermine the basic concept of the treaty.

Pelosi persisted, reminding members of her caucus that Democrats had been fighting for universal coverage for decades ― and that even a flawed bill was worth passing, especially because it would be possible to amend and improve the law later on, just like previous generations of lawmakers had done with Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

At this point, one may access the patients' CRF but it will be no longer be possible to amend the CRF.

The related political risks and costs are often so high that it is most often avoided, even though, in theory, it would be possible to amend other policy sectors' agendas.

She said when she spoke to Turnbull on Thursday he had said "it was possible to amend the terms of reference during the course of the royal commission should that become necessary".

Once the causes of organizational misfit are recognized and understood by managers, however, it is possible to amend complementatiries.

If this provision was left out of your divorce decree, contact the court that handled your case to ask if it is possible to amend the document.

While it might be possible to make amends by email or telephone, it is far better to meet in person to make amends.

It is "theoretically" possible to amend the accord, he said, "but what does theoretically mean -- it means it must be clearly understood what kind of missile defense the United States is planning and what kind of technical possibilities are envisaged in the air, on the sea, on the ground and in space".