Sentence examples for start to amend from inspiring English sources

The culture secretary has reinforced her message to the industry by making clear that Labour and the Lib Dems may start to amend future government legislation to place regulation on a statutory footing if they object.

One can certainly live with that, but both governments would do themselves a lot of good if they started to amend the state of affairs between them.

But with Denver off to a 4-0 skepticskeptics who thought McDaniels received too much supreme power too soon are starting to amend their theories.

Theater owners are even starting to amend their categorical refusal to open movies that are simultaneously going to VOD.

Now was the time to start to make amends.

He knew she still had a right to be angry, but he hoped that by taking responsibility for his actions, they could start to make amends.

He likes to preserve something of his anonymity for a few reasons, but not least because he feels he owes it to all those he hurt in the past as he "pursued oblivion" to at least start to make amends before he announces himself to the world.

I think it would be a good place for you to start to make amends with the actual situation.

With or without the Hall of Fame, it is great to see Pete "bottom out" and start to make amends for his actions.

Country representatives did agree, however, to start negotiations to amend the treaty to include sharks.

Mr Swinney said the government would start work to amend the legislation "immediately", so that the scheme can still be rolled out "at the earliest possible date".