Sentence examples for failure to amend from inspiring English sources

3. The steroids era, and the failure to amend it.

The steroids era, and the failure to amend it.

The casus belli: the EU's failure to amend to America's satisfaction its banana-import rules.

Since the recent elections' miserable failure to amend things has not been followed by the feared apocalypse, everyone's sick and tired and has lost faith in keeping track.

Red shirts may be disgruntled with her government for its failure to amend the constitution or lèse-majesté law, for example, or to bring those responsible for the 2010 killings to justice.

Failure to amend the legislation in one or more could lead to a situation in which there were different monarchs, possibly both from the House of Windsor, in different countries.

Under such circumstances, the failure of Congress to amend the statute is without meaning for purposes of statutory interpretation.

Eventually, the conversation turned away from the vagaries of weather events and the unique faults of the candidate, toward a more critical view of the GOP's larger institutional and philosophical failures, and how to amend them.

The court did not find an error in law in regard to an alleged failure to exercise discretion to amend the 2050 target, nor did the court find that the Secretary of State misunderstood the Paris Agreement or the advice of the Committee on Climate Change.

After the failure of the Teletouch Corporation to amend the problem, in 1937 their contract was terminated and they were charged over $200 for three new detectors supplied by Federal Laboratories.

It is the failure of the UK government to amend the statute that dictates the complex structure of knockouts the BoE's ingenious staff have been obliged to devise.