Sentence examples for should amend that from inspiring English sources

The International Rugby Board held a press conference; so, I should amend that last bit.

I think we should amend that old saying about death and taxes to include food and eating.

I should amend that to say I did sleep with my cat, and a great partner she has been.

Let me amend that slightly.

It also prompted some, like Douglas W. Kmiec, dean of the law school at Catholic University and a professor of constitutional law, to suggest that perhaps President Bush should amend the Nov. 13 order that set up the military tribunals.

If this is the current government's position it should amend the 2014 regulatory change that allows profit-making businesses, such as the big outsourcing companies, to provide these services on contract.

The chattering classes, from the right and left — especially the left — should amend their critique, admit that their shallow, hasty analysis was wrong and apologize to the president.

The report has two main recommendations: Congress should create a Gulf Coast Recovery Council — made up of federal, state and local officials — to coordinate the long-term effort to repair the damage to the environment and to public health; and Congress should amend current law to ensure that a "significant amount" of the penalties owed by BP and others are invested in these projects.

At a minimum, as the Register of Copyrights asserted earlier this year, Congress should amend the law "to provide that existing exemptions will be presumptively renewed during the ensuing triennial period in cases where there is no opposition".

It specified that Congress should amend banking guidelines to prohibit closed accounts from being reopened.

Through many recessions and many jobless recoveries, the "third rail" pendulum eventually slowed, stopped and started to swing back towards the dawn of the new idea that our unsustainable reliance on payroll taxes just might have something to do with high unemployment, and that we should amend it.