Sentence examples for modifications that would from inspiring English sources

To counter that notion, a committee was formed to make modifications that would help enhance compound's viability.

For 18 months, the Obama administration has promoted modifications that would keep families in their homes over foreclosures that would kick them out.

The $90.2 billion deal, which was announced in early February, attracted consumer as well as government opposition, but it was widely assumed that the companies would eventually propose modifications that would meet the government's objections.

First, the proposed settlement only calls for loan modifications that would produce a greater "net present value" than foreclosure — that is, for offering deals that are in the interest of both homeowners and investors.

But at the Group of 20 conference in Toronto in June, Mr. Obama very publicly threw his weight behind it, while calling for technical modifications that would be more favorable to American automakers and industrial unions.

We have learned, for example, that the mortgage servicers have been unholy disasters, foreclosing on homeowners incorrectly, fighting principal reduction and dragging their feet on mortgage modifications that would have helped people stay in their homes.

It would be a major modification that would impair the universal value of the park," said Leila Maziz, the coordinator for the Congo Basin projects at Unesco.

A PROPOSED contract modification that would give Bechtel a financial incentive to speed removal of contaminants at Brookhaven National Laboratory has come under criticism from local groups worried that the change could result in a hurried and inadequate cleanup.

One such change being considered by the commission is a modification that would allow traders to trade through a superior price for a stock, as long as the difference in price did not exceed 2 or 3 cents.

Mr. van der Linden said that he, Mr. Gibbons and friend of Mr. Gibbons who is a software engineer were working on developing a standard software interface for the Furby modification that would allow less technical programmers to control the robotics.

The report from the UNESCO advisory bodies recommended the 38th world heritage committee meeting in Doha, Qatar, next month "did not approve" the Abbott government's unprecedented request for a "minor boundary modification" that would delist 74,000 hectares of forest added to the Tasmanian wilderness world heritage area less than a year ago.