Sentence examples for been able to amend from inspiring English sources

Less than twenty-four hours later, Scarlett replied to Campbell, saying, "We have been able to amend the text in most cases as you proposed".

Although she and her family have lived there legally under a residential variance, they still haven't been able to amend their unit's status on the certificate of occupancy, because of matters as mundane as incorrect recycling separation.

The NPRC was able to confirm Cohen's record from World War II, but since the standard of proof is high, they haven't been able to amend his new record with all of the details, including his service in the Korean War.

Republicans favor the bill, which many voted for when it was crafted with a half-dozen GOP amendments in the Senate Finance Committee, but insisted they should be able to amend the bill further during floor debate.

So generally speaking, most people will be able to amend their returns for 2010, 2011 and 2012.

If those documents do not give the board the authority to impose such a fee, it may be able to amend the bylaws to provide the necessary authority.

Yet the panel failed to ask why it was that Mr Blair and Alastair Campbell were able to amend the document he was in charge of.

"Greece would, through its laws, be able to amend contracts governed by Greek law or to be performed within the territory of Greece," Mr. Clark said.

It will be able to amend the emergency 2003 budget prepared by the ruling American-led body, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), and to draft the budget for 2004.

If something on the lines of my bill is approved, only a future parliament enacting primary legislation will be able to amend or abolish the act.

And while the board may be able to amend the bylaws on its own, amending the proprietary lease typically requires a vote of a "supermajority," often two-thirds of the shares.