Sentence examples for formally amended from inspiring English sources

The Constitution can and often does change without being formally amended.

He said Lisanti agreed to withdraw her name, but she has not formally amended the bill.

This discussion has also taken on legal significance, as over a dozen states have formally amended their corporations statutes to allow such "dual purpose" structures.

The list has not been formally amended since, nor yet have modern concerns, such as the environment or urban affairs, been added to it, despite other constitutional amendments and many administrative changes.

This statement was formally amended to the paper on July 24 , 2009 but it did not quell the controversy surrounding Darwinius.

Municipalities have been adjusting their policies to some extent to allow for coordinated local 'CO2 reduction projects.' However, there is a great deal of institutional inertia which can only be changed when regulations are formally amended Poor.

This year the deputies are expected to formally amend the Constitution to include a measure that protects private property, the first time nonpublic assets have been explicitly guaranteed.

Along with the announcement of the annual budget, the government has committed to formally amend the RBI act to reflect the central bank's new inflation-targeting policy.

The community's latest salvo is an open letter demanding that Facebook formally amend its terms of service to exempt academic researchers from the company's efforts to protect its users, arguing that academic research takes priority over users' desires to protect their personal information from being unwillingly harvested or having themselves manipulated against their wishes.

To get an "M" on my driver's license, I will have to formally amend my birth certificate to read Alexander Cameron Pines, male removing any record that Alexandra Catherine, female, ever existed.

In September 1997 the IMF formally proposed amending its charter to promote capital-account liberalisation, calling it "an essential element of an efficient international monetary system in this age of globalisation".The timing was dreadful.