Sentence examples for look to modify from inspiring English sources
Recently, a 27-page outline of the settlement terms was given to banks — terms that included basic rules about how mortgage servicers must treat defaulting homeowners, as well as a requirement that banks look to modify mortgages before they begin foreclosure proceedings.
Now that DADT has been repealed and the Department of Defense has mandated the extension of military benefits to same sex partners, 33 we should look to modify the treatment guidelines for MSM in our military to enhance overall health.
However, that does not mean this government is not trying to change that, or if re-elected, it wouldn't be looking to modify the existing system".
Apple says it thinks some people have already purchased multiple iPhones to resell, including those looking to modify, or unlock, the phones so they work on networks other than Apple's carrier partner in the United States, AT&T.
They are intended to help homeowners who are looking to modify their mortgages — a process that can prove frustrating for homeowners asked to submit the same documents again and again.
For instance, those looking to modify the headset itself will be happy to know that it allows you to swap out the standard display for upgrades by simply removing five screws on the bottom of the headset.
CAR-T looks instead to modify the body's native immune cells to attack and kill the bad guys directly.
It will need to look at how to modify confidentiality laws, which were initially meant to protect victims of abuse, but are now often used as a barrier to keep from the public information it needs to improve the system.
"Some are looking for ways to modify it or to leave it.
Epigenetics – the science of why some genes are switched "on" or "off" – provides another avenue for exploration, says Tak. Drug companies are now looking at how to modify the epigenetic process in some diseases, particularly auto-immune diseases.
They also plan to use HSP90 to bring out hidden variations that could be valuable in agriculture--looking for ways to modify plants without controversial germ line alterations.
