Sentence examples for properly amend from inspiring English sources

Geneviève Motard and Patrick Taillon, both professors of constitutional law, will argue that, although the British monarch is Canada's head of state, the UK is a foreign country, and the Canadian parliament merely "assented" to the changes made by the British parliament and did not properly amend Canadian law.

Upon his return, Putin would properly amend the constitution to guarantee at least 12 more years as their president.

We think our system, properly amended [to equalise the number of voters in each constituency], is better".

The Delaware Supreme Court unanimously reversed a lower court holding on Tuesday that Airgas shareholders had properly amended their bylaws to have the next annual meeting on Jan . 15

"If the bill is not properly amended then I'm not afraid at all to vote it down," Hinch said, labelling his approach "pro-worker and anti-corruption".

By means of these metrics, shortcoming of the architectonic design can be revealed and properly amended.

Properly amended to reflect mental rather than bodily taste, the story of Sancho's kinsmen underlies the whole argument of "The Standard of Taste".

"Make America safer!" That statement might more properly be amended to "Make America feel safer".

It is properly identified as a right, available to be exercised by a defendant unless and until the right is amended or circumscribed by express legislation".

In a later interview with Forbes, Robbins said by "properly done," he meant amended returns reporting income legally earned as opposed to, say, drug smuggling and filed before the IRS was on to the taxpayer.

One way to do that, he said, would be to amend the original assessments to what they should have been had they been calculated properly.