Sentence examples for may need amending from inspiring English sources
Whilst this reflects the body of UK research that May synthesised, it may need amending for use in the context of an Indigenous culture struggling with a lack of culturally sensitive healthcare.
(Although, in this era of falling circulation and constant budget cuts — to which Vinnie's film reviews eventually fell victim — the phrase "mass market" may need amending).
Soft, loamy soils or loose, sandy soils need amending to support your drive.
Much in the union needs amending.
And if anything needs amending, it is partisan politics.
We may need to amend all or parts of our package as the years go by, or when I clear my first $10 million.
With the House not due back in until at least 9am on 1 June, this means that Congress may no longer simply be able to "extend" section 215 of the Patriot Act but may need to amend language further to restore the lapsed provisions from scratch.
The taxpayer could end up with an excess contribution or, if the contribution is for the prior year, may need to amend the tax return.
In an email, Wan elaborated on the thesis to me, writing that, "smart contracts may have coding errors, security vulnerabilities, or parties may need to amend or terminate their smart contracts due to changing situations".
Before certification, you will need to determine whether or not you may need to amend your governing documents in order to meet the legal requirements for certification based on your state of incorporation and corporate structure.
