Sentence examples for modified to give from inspiring English sources

So the legislation was modified to give applicants some interim protection with a new status called "provisional rights".

The debt sustainability criteria were modified (to give more countries more assistance), and the timetables for offering relief accelerated.

Floats are supposed to be modified to give drivers better visibility, and police officers will be assigned to cars and sound trucks to control spacing between the floats.

"The Patriot used in 1991 was designed to shoot down airplanes and modified to give it some kind of antimissile capability.

Floats were to be modified to give drivers better visibility, and police officers were to be assigned to cars and sound trucks to control spacing between the floats.

The templelike New Orleans Museum of Art was, he said, "inspired by the Greek but sufficiently modified to give a subtropical appearance".

The Dodd proposal mirrors the House language, which some advocates had hoped to modify to give states more leeway to adopt stricter standards.

For example, "Giving birth was incredibly painful" was modified to "Giving birth was incredibly painful for my partner".

The title was modified to avoid giving a false sense of the subject matter of the study.

Other critics say the government has modified it to give too much power to the regions.But the leaders of Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region disagree.

Budgets are sufficient for modified greedy to give a complete cascade in (G).