Sentence examples for be required to amend from inspiring English sources
In that case, said Mr. Constantakes, a referendum would be required to amend the charter and only then could a commissioner be appointed.
Companies which fail to meet the targets by 2020 would be required to amend their selection criteria to give priority to female candidates, provided they were equally qualified.
Issuers will no longer be required to amend and re-qualify the offering circular simply to account for changes in the information therein.
I'm afraid your only alternative is to have the certificate read 'Baby Boy Ganguli.' You will, of course, be required to amend the permanent record when a name is decided upon".
Google will now be required to amend its contract with OEMs in Russia to comply with the ruling.
(Google was required to amend its prospectus to include the magazine interview).
3 At most, the defect complained of would justify his being required to amend his pleading.
Twenty-five per cent of parliamentary seats are set aside for military officers, and a seventy-five-per-cent-plus vote in Parliament is required to amend the constitution, meaning that the military can always veto proposed changes.
The scathing report, to be published on Monday by the all-party parliamentary group on protecting children in armed conflict, concludes that an urgent review of the government's response to children affected by armed conflict is required to amend its "one-size-fits-all approach to aid and development".
Already, it is but one parliamentary seat short of a two-thirds majority -- a symbolic number, because a two-thirds vote is required to amend South Africa's Constitution (although the first article, which ensures basic rights, can be changed only with a three-quarters vote).
Arguing that approval by a constituent assembly was required to amend the constitution to alter presidential term limits, opposition lawmakers called the vote illegal and branded it as a "coup". Seemingly as outraged by this procedural violation as they were by the amendment itself, protestors violently invaded the Congress building late on March 31 and set fire to it.
