Sentence examples for partially amend from inspiring English sources

Even before the summer parliament session, Hollande is likely, by decree, to partially amend Sarkozy's raising of the retirement age to 62. Hollande will restore the right of retirement to age 60 for people who started working at 18 and have paid their full dues.

The Law to Partially Amend the Law on the Protection of Fishery Resources (1996) aims to prevent the spread of fish disease through imports of marine animals for use in aquaculture or propagation of stocks.

He then partially amended the constitution to mitigate the role of military in politics.

Highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) only partially amends GI tract antomo-functional damage [1], [7] and intestinal microbiota, further hampering intestinal homeostasis [8] and sustaining microbial translocation [9], [10].

Groups that have undertaken meta-analyses of individual participant data, such as the Emerging Risk Factors Collaboration (ERFC), have performed a massive task bringing together multiple studies by harmonising and standardising their data, and problems of selective reporting might be partially amended in these analyses.

Hodgson added that England's displays since the summer had partially made amends for their failure in Brazil.

Part of that more positive reaction was inspired by an onstage gesture which may have partially made amends to offended Taiwanese nationalists.

This sporulation defect was partially alleviated by amending YMA with 4% NaCl (Fig. 3A,B).

(5) The judgment has been materially amended, or partially satisfied.

(4) The judgment has been materially amended, or partially satisfied.

Name of validated measure (items amended or partially sourced from existing measures indicated by citation only) For period from recruitment or birth until 24 months (mother and child); Primary outcome domain.