Sentence examples for by making amendments from inspiring English sources

The authors should be able to address all of the comments by making amendments to the text.

Key components of the German reimbursement scheme in the ICU setting include the possibility of varying existing diagnoses by making amendments which specify the individual patient's health status.

In February 2013 the lobbyplag.eu website found some MEPs were not only inspired to make amendments suggested by US firms, but copied and pasted huge passages of text sent by lobbyists.

The changes will be made by making minor amendments to the yet-to-be implemented Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007, which is currently progressing through parliament.

Pragmatically, practitioners may need to balance the requirement to use PROMs exactly how they were developed with the need to ensure accessibility and full use in practice by making some amendments to formatting and administration.

The government concluded the report by promising to monitor the situation with respect to CAMR and make amendments if necessary.

The latest is an effort to derail new regulations requiring large health warnings on cigarette packages by making baseless First Amendment claims.

Frequently, the arguments raised in these cases tried to expand corporate First Amendment rights by making elaborate claims about how a given regulation was unconstitutional.

Law professors say there is no clear answer as to whether Lerner may have waived her Fifth Amendment privilege by making the statement.

The amendment added to the total amount of speech by making it easier for less-wealthy candidates to be heard.

Black and Latino voters have historically seen their right to vote restricted by law and by practice, making an amendment to the U.S. Constitution and, a century later, the 1965 Voting Rights Act necessary.