Sentence examples for sought modifications from inspiring English sources

Arizona and Nevada are among the states hardest hit by the housing downturn, and the state attorneys general said their lawsuits were prompted by hundreds of complaints by consumers who sought modifications of their mortgages.

Google and other leading Internet companies have sought modifications to the bill, arguing that, without the flexibility to negotiate (as Wong did with Turkey), they can't protect the safety of local employees and that they may get kicked out of repressive countries, where they believe even a restricted version of their services does more good than harm.

Two mathematical regularization strategies are selected in order to find a practical solution for the sought modification parameters.

Following the investment in the project by the bank, the developers successfully sought modification of the original planning approval by the Perth City Council to allow the use of the Palace Hotel as a bank, rather than remaining as a public hotel.

The developers had successfully sought modification of the original planning approval by the Council to allow the use of the Palace Hotel as a bank, rather than remaining as a public hotel.

People are being forced to seek modifications for their underwater mortgages, watch retirement savings wither and choose between medicine and meals.

Many other countries would resist opening up the treaties to changes at a time when Britain is already seeking modifications that many other member states oppose.

Housing activists counter that homeowners seeking modifications are often told by their lenders to stop payments, and then end up in foreclosure.

Trade Minister Kim Jong-hoon, who negotiated a free trade pact with the United States last year, is to go to Washington on Friday to seek modifications in the terms of a deal to resume imports of American beef, signed in April.

Many other countries resist trying to make any changes to the European Union's treaties at a time when Britain is already seeking modifications that many other member states oppose.

Even so, the British were expected to seek modifications to aspects of the rules in coming weeks and months, including making the leadership of the systemic risk board open to selection of someone other than the E.C.B. president.