Sentence examples for is going to amend from inspiring English sources

Third, there is no way that Europe is going to amend its laws.

"On 31st January they are going to amend the policy.

We're going to amend the law to allow us to implement justice as soon as possible".

"If we're going to amend the Constitution," said Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida, "It must be something that actually leads to the balancing of the budget.

The lawyer representing Mr. Taylor, who was once vice president for finance at Nortel's enterprise business unit, said he did not know the S.E.C. was going to amend its complaint.

But on Friday a spokeswoman from the Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) told the Guardian the loophole would be closed: "We are going to amend the capacity market rules to clarify without any doubt that only new projects can access the 15-year maximum term.

7. Bobby Moynihan: (Last Week: 10) I'm going to amend an earlier rule: Every installment of "SNL" should either include a Bobby Moynihan reaction shot or Bobby Moynihan dancing.

In an interview responding to some questions I had about the meeting, Lieu said that Henton and others appeared to be misinterpreting the bill, but added that he has been contacted by multiple companies and stakeholders and that he was going to amend the bill to reflect their concerns.

As a consequence, the element stiffness matrix is going to be amended; the dynamic response and strain of the structure will be altered.

Otherwise they turn up unannounced and surprise us, come hammering on the mind's door at 4 a.m. of a bad night and demand to know who deserted them, who betrayed them, who is going to make amends.

But Mrs. Castle, riding on a wave of popular female indignation, said she is going to propose a motion to amend the Public Health Act and get rid of the turnstiles.