Sentence examples for slightly amending from inspiring English sources

He has long sought to drag out every international negotiation while slightly amending the terms to get the west to pay for his concessions.

But as Mr. Obama said, slightly amending a phrase that once was commonly used to describe the United States-Japan relationship, the interchange between the America and China now is as "important as any bilateral relationship in the world".

The 1976 constitution was slightly amended in 1992 and 2002.

Then he slightly amended that, but only regarding the implement he would use.

My Sunday column made one point that I'd like to slightly amend.

The complex formula to determine the grades was slightly amended this year.

This article was slightly amended on 24 September 2015 to clarify details in the item about Peter Fray.

He told the court she "abused the scheme", even resubmitting slightly amended expense claims which had been rejected.

My training has always been slightly amended to everyone else's and I've got slightly weaker calves as well.

The National Assembly voted by 331 to 225 to accept a slightly amended text of the gay marriage law passed by the upper house, or Senate, earlier this month.

When the country split in 1993, a slightly amended form was adopted for the Czech Republic, while neighbouring Slovakia largely scrapped the law altogether.