Sentence examples for got to amend from inspiring English sources

I'm not losing.' But I've got to amend that.

It was important that the president sent the right signal that we've got to amend the Voting Rights Act.

"I've got to make amends, and make amends fast".

The publishers lost their case in the Supreme Court but soon got Congress to amend the copyright act in their favor, requiring manufacturers of music rolls, as well as the newly popular phonograph records, to pay lucrative royalty fees.

Now, of course, everyone has got to make the amended whip rules work - but with practically everyone a winner here, the mood to make that happen is positive and upbeat.

Amgen and many oncologists have been trying to get Medicare to amend a policy in which it will not pay for use of the drugs if hemoglobin is above 10.

He favours a solution that would create two champions in Europe Siemens in energy and Alstom in transport rather than simply shearing Alstom of its energy wing, and he is trying to get GE to amend its bid in response.

The first clear indication of the intention of Petraeus, Odierno and their allies to try to get Obama to amend his decision came on Jan . 29when the New York Times published an interview with Odierno, ostensibly based on the premise that Obama had indicated that he was "open to alternatives".

I had to stop reading when I got to the part of the amended complaint in the Options Charter School case that revealed the salaries of the people who used to run the school.

Among the several issues in this case, Slack v. McDaniel, No. 98-6322, the central question was under what circumstances an inmate who had failed with one habeas corpus petition could get a chance to amend the petition and get back into federal court.

And then the next night it's a completely new audience that have never seen the show before and you get to make amends.