Sentence examples for changes to amend from inspiring English sources

Review the History page of the article, or click "Show changes" to amend, before "Publish".

See, e.g., Suspension of and Order Instituting Proceedings to Determine Whether to Approve or Disapprove a Proposed Rule Change to Amend the Fee Schedule on the BOX Market LLC Options Facility to Establish BOX Connectivity Fees for Participants and Non-Participants Who Connect to the BOX Network, SR-BOX-2018-24 (Sept . 17 , 2018

In particular, there is a need to improve the accessibility to data sets, to standardise the data sets, to promote communication and harmonisation of programmes and to incorporate the flexibility to change monitoring protocols to amend the chemicals under investigation in line with changing needs and priorities.

It asked Congress to change the law — to amend the War Crimes Act to redefine the standards of Common Article 3. The White House wants to apply an American legal principle, used to prohibit cruel and unusual punishment, that bars treatment that "shocks the conscience". Mr. Bush wants Americans to believe that the language in Common Article 3 is too vague and makes fighting terrorism impossible.

One of the changes being discussed is to amend the Constitution so that an incumbent president may not be prosecuted.

He is talking with his corporate clients about revisiting their codes of conduct to make sure the language is clear and sees companies preparing to amend changes to contracts in the coming year.

Several analysts said Mr. Abe might start with more technical amendments, like one that would change the votes needed to amend the Constitution.

This article was changed on Tuesday 10 June 2014 to amend the standfirst.

This article was changed on 3 October 2014 to amend the quote from Bernice McCabe.

The main image on this article was changed on 10 February 2015, to amend a potential rights issue.

That student could do only one thing to effect change: she could attempt to amend the Michigan Constitution — a lengthy, expensive and arduous process — to repeal the consequences of Proposal 2".