When the attorney general's office published its findings earlier this year, Facebook said it would alter its systems to prevent this kind of discrimination recurring.
AMR said it would alter its motion and resubmit the request to end its agreements with the Allied Pilots Association by Friday.
But the ship was allowed to sail, officials said, after giving assurances that it would alter its route.
However, PayPal said it would alter its advertising schedule so that the TV ad will only run after 9pm.
6 58 p.m. | Updated Big media companies won a battle in the fight to combat online piracy on Friday when Google said it would alter its search algorithms to favor Web sites that offered legitimate copyrighted movies, music and television.
The administration said in January that it would alter its arrangement with Citigroup by converting up to $25 billion of preferred stock, which is like a loan, to common stock, which represents equity.
Late Friday, it released an open letter to Mr. Romney saying it would alter its advertisement only if he would answer a series of questions about "your version of events," including when he formally relinquished a "controlling interest" in Bain and when he received a final check from Bain relating to any investment in which he had an interest.
High compliance with the strict antiretroviral drug regimen by AIDS patients in African countries and the announcement by the World Trade Organization last month that it would alter its rules to give poor nations more access to inexpensively produced generic drugs are good news for poor AIDS patients in all developing countries.
Russia reacted by saying it would alter its military doctrine to reflect "Nato infrastructure getting closer to Russian borders".
However, the Israeli government stressed that this was an individual case and didn't mean they it would alter its policy.
The Better Business Bureau, which has been under fire for boosting the ratings of businesses that became dues-paying members, said Thursday that it would alter its rating process.
