Sentence examples for easily amend from inspiring English sources

The SEC could easily amend these IAA rules.

We could certainly (though not easily) amend the Constitution to make that possible.

Clinton could easily amend this talking point by referring to CEOs at "top" American firms, or some similar qualifier.

If Sanchez did want to limit the law to speech aimed at children, or focus only on individualized communications and not blog posts or other speech aimed at the public at large, or exclude public figures or matters of public concern, she could easily amend the bill.

In the case of amendment ease, for example, an easily amended constitution (one whose probability of amendment is one standard deviation above the mean) has a 70percentt chance of lasting until age 50 versus 13percentt for those whose amendment probability is estimated at one standard deviation below the mean.

After all, the childhood mnemonic is easily amended: My Very Energetic Mother Just Served Us Nine Pizzas, Sans Xenophobia.

Significantly, Monday's statement questions the entire rationale for Denmark's additional customs checks, rather than criticizing any specific measures that could be easily amended.

He insisted that any agreement would not be an easily amended bilateral pact with America but an accord concluded by seven countries, including all permanent members of the UN Security Council.The core of the dispute between Mr Obama and Republicans allied with Mr Cotton is simple enough.

As with humans, some constitutions may be more easily amended than others.

The Constitution shouldn't be easily amended.

Greenman doesn't think so; he argues that there's "romance in thinking about what's unrecoverable," whereas a saved correspondence that can be re-read and easily amended elicits a dulled version of heartache.