Sentence examples for doesn't amend from inspiring English sources

It leaves us with nothing but the grand symbolism of having a black president, which, while important, doesn't amend real problems facing black Americans — like police violence or the racial wealth gap.  .

"Same-sex marriage has been legal in Wisconsin since 2014, so there is little excuse for the department to be dragging its feet so long," wrote Crabb in her ruling, which also warned the state it could be subject to future liability if it doesn't amend its forms and procedures to avoid future discrimination.

When a fact becomes inconvenient, as does the detail that Jefferson lived as part of a large, combined family for seven years, before he turned 10, Mr. Meacham does not amend his flattery.

The organizers of the next America's Cup said they would accelerate negotiations with other potential hosts for the next event if San Francisco's board of supervisors does not amend its proposal, which will be voted on Tuesday.

"We need a change in the law to ensure that incompetent bankers can be held properly accountable for the harm they can cause - and if George Osborne does not amend the Financial Regulation Bill to introduce the concept of 'strict liability' for bank directors, then we will do so".

Westminster's trading standards department has warned the store that if it does not amend the policy, or make it clear that it does not cover foie gras, it could be in breach of consumer protection laws and leave itself open to legal action.

Nevertheless, the efforts of both Nasdaq and NYSE will amount to zilch, if the Indian government does not amend a law which prevents Indian companies from being listed in overseas exchanges.

You don't amend the Constitution to roll back rights".

"You don't amend the Constitution to roll back rights," she said.

He said it was essential that "we continue to have this terribly important program for protecting the country, as the president requires, that gives the men and women who carry out this program clear guidance and clear Congressional support, and also achieves Senator McCain's requirement that we don't amend or change Common Article 3," referring to the Geneva Conventions.

The P.G.A. methodically fought efforts by black players to overturn or circumvent the rule, and it didn't amend its constitution until it was forced to do so by the Attorney General of California, who threatened to ban tour events in that state and to encourage other Attorneys General to do the same... Woods is the only black member of the P.G.A. Tour, and he is the first in a very long time.