Sentence examples for offering to modify from inspiring English sources

In fact, the F.D.I.C. told me that it had sent out notices to 9,000 homeowners with securitized mortgages, offering to modify them.

As well as offering to modify the software on its phones to suit particular operators, it has started to offer custom handsets.

The City Council today intends to make its own tax-cut offering, voting to modify the current 2001 fiscal year budget by reducing a tax on rent that many businesses pay, officials said.

Emanuel claims he won't modify the current proposal and is offering to write several executive orders -- that don't have the legal force of a city ordinance -- to fix some of the current flaws.

But he is not offering to surrender.

A government investigation started in May has found that some large mortgage companies are not offering borrowers a fair chance to modify loans, Mr. Donovan said.

By offering each owner the option to modify their car's response in case of an accidental scenario, manufacturers seemed to have found a satisfactory solution that worked for everybody.

But in the end, it's Apple that reigns supreme in the app store market and will continue to force the others to modify their offerings and catch up.

Instagram is also offering its users a palette of 13 filters to modify the videos, much as it does for still photos.

Then last month, Mr. Daley indicated that he would sign a host contract required by international Olympics officials, including a standard blanket provision offering the city's backing — one that Chicago leaders had earlier said they hoped to modify.

Previous work has shown that is possible to modify the lipophilicity of DATA chelators without disturbing the radiolabelling characteristics, offering the potential to look at this relationship more closely (Seemann et al. 2015b).