Sentence examples similar to regularly amend from inspiring English sources
Over the past two years the list of missing women has been regularly amended to delete the words "still missing" and add the date and place the bones were discovered.
Critics have accused Russia's anti-extremism law, first passed in 2002 and regularly amended since then, of being too vague.
While the Volcker Rule is an adequate response to the dangers exposed by the financial crisis, unless it is regularly amended to reflect changes in the marketplace, companies will find ways around it despite its clear intentions.
This can be done by either regularly amending the LoC according to the knowledge about the population status (relative LoC) or fixed LoC values are set, defining the minimum environmental quality to be preserved, independent of the general population trends observed (absolute LoC).
Unlike California, where the constitution is regularly amended, the U.S. Constitution is difficult to change -- despite Thomas Jefferson's own view that it should be revamped every generation because "the living, not the dead" should make the rules by which they are governed.
Former Representative Mark Foley of Florida regularly introduced legislation to amend the Americans With Disabilities Act to require that business owners receive 90 days notice before being sued.
In summary, the SPC is the agreed statement of known facts about a given pharmaceutical compound at a particular point in time and it is critical that it is reviewed and amended regularly as new information emerges.
ESMA shall regularly review its decisions and shall amend them where necessary.
