Sentence examples for constantly amended from inspiring English sources

A web resource can be constantly amended, doing away with clusters of errata slips.

"He constantly amended it and moved figures around, altering what people were due to inherit".

To stay relevant, this law must be constantly amended to control the emergence of new cross breeds.

"Most songs do not last more than a year, but some particularly catchy ones, in a constantly amended form, remain in the repertory for as long as four or five years".

But in practice this has not proved to be as effective a protection as one might have hoped as many laws today are drafted with such precision or are constantly amended, so that ambiguities are increasingly hard to find.

Where was U.S. and Europe when they were standing alone against Ukrainian government that constantly amending Crimean constitution and causing disagreements in local parliament?

"The hook, he decided, was a stroke to be used sparingly on English pitches... McCool was constantly amending his technique that season [1956], whenever he spotted a flaw in his method.

The government has a running list of "reasonable worst-case scenarios", which is constantly being amended and updated.

The situation can be further complicated where laws and regulations may not have been updated or may have constantly been amended, creating a maze of rules which regulators, industry and consumers find it difficult to understand.

We're constantly updating, amending and adding to this story as we encounter new experiences.

The security policy should be considered a "living document" in that it will be constantly revised and amended as new lessons are learned and as the organization evolves.