Sentence examples for opportunity to modify from inspiring English sources

We denied him the opportunity to modify his behaviour before it went too far.

And fabricating individual cases is relatively easy.The pressure and opportunity to "modify" or even to invent forensic results can be considerable.

However, following a reasonable opportunity to modify and resubmit their environment plan, if a titleholder is unable to meet the criteria for acceptance, Nopsema must refuse to accept the plan".

I wouldn't wish to exaggerate the extent to which Lord Rennard himself can be blamed and his overall legacy is positive, but his departure does now give us an opportunity to modify the party's approach.

For tenants, such projects "offer the opportunity to modify the interior and some of the exterior of buildings to their specifications and an assurance that they will not be left out in the cold in today's hot market," Mr. Kinum said.

In addition, professional marketing associations, such as the Direct Marketing Association, have promulgated a set of professional standards for their industry, including a requirement that marketers provide consumers with the opportunity to modify or decline future mail or e-mail solicitations.

At the hearing on Wednesday, a Republican member of the oversight panel, J. Mark McWatters, said, "The administration has inadvertently created a sense of false expectations among millions of homeowners who reasonably anticipated that they would have the opportunity to modify or refinance their troubled mortgage loans".

"Nopsema will typically provide two opportunities to modify and resubmit, but is not restricted to providing only two opportunities," the regulator said in its announcement.

In general, chitosan coatings provide special opportunities to modify surfaces of biomaterials through biochemical functionality and improving biocompatibility.

We discuss opportunities to modify the composition and architecture of cell wall components to optimize post-conversion product yields without compromising preconversion biomass yields.

The first field studies with engineered bioenergy crops look promising, while detailed structural analyses of cellulose synthase offer new opportunities to modify cellulose itself.