Sentence examples for it would amend from inspiring English sources

To prevent similar scenarios occurring, Sanzar said it would amend its post-match requirements for teams.

Separately, Dynegy said that it would amend its shareholder rights plan -- a deal tool often known as a "poison pill," aimed at preventing an unwanted takeover -- to let investors accumulate up to a 20 percent stake in the company.

On Thursday afternoon, the authority released a statement saying that it would "amend its longstanding practice of issuing free passes on the agency's transit network to its current and former board members".

Last week, TransCanada also announced it would amend its Energy East application to remove a port in Quebec, signaling the company had heard local opposition loud and clear.

Called Proposition 14, it would amend the state constitution to make primaries open and non-partisan.

The Forest Service, however, said it would amend those rules, calling the changes insignificant.

But the only review I would amend is of Roberto Benigni's Life is Beautiful.

In fact, I would amend Lane in a way with which he might agree.

The bill introduced this week, which if it passes would amend the Constitution, would go a step further by making it easier to establish quotas for promotions in government, a particularly divisive issue.

Senator Patrick Leahy, the Judiciary Committee chairman and lead author of the 1986 law, introduced a promising bill last year that would amend it in important, sensible ways.

"There are a lot of frustrated citizens that are being inconvenienced by the implementation of the law and who didn't think it was going to impact them," said State Senator Paul Sanford, the only Republican senator to vote against the law and the author of two bills that would amend it.