Sentence examples for looking to amend from inspiring English sources

It is about time we looked at how it is used and monitored and we should be looking to amend the way it operates".

After the kidnapping suggestion was raised at a Coalition party meeting in March, the government confirmed it was looking to amend the disclosure rules in part due to concerns about risks to personal safety.

The university's vice-chancellor, Xu Zhihong, told the Beijing Morning Post that Peking is concerned about abusive comments and rumours on internet forums, and is looking to amend its rules by which its students are supposed to abide and take as moral guidance.

"I will be looking to amend the Community Empowerment Bill to make sure that local authorities could never do this to their own communities again".

The agriculture group is now looking to amend the Ambulatory Surgical Treatment Center Act to impose strict new regulations on women's health clinics that offer abortions.

Looking to amend that poor run of form, the Dundee manager Paul Hartley made four changes with Danny Williams, Cammy Kerr, Kevin Gomis and Yordi Teijsse coming into the side.

Burnham said that if Labour's understanding was correct, the party would look to amend the bill at committee stage to ensure a genuine double-lock.

Last week, the National Anti Corruption Commission found evidence for 308 lawmakers to be charged for supporting a bill that looked to amend certain workings of the government.

22 It may be more pragmatic, therefore, to view an 'AE', like a 'never event', as being aspirational rather than something that can 'always' be delivered or, alternatively, look to amend the terminology to reflect a more realistic approach and definition.

Eight years later she will be back in Sochi still looking to make amends.

The loss was a bitter ending for a Rangers team looking to make amends for losing to the San Francisco Giants in last year's World Series.