Sentence examples similar to suitable amends from inspiring English sources

"Children either know this or should know this and I suggest you make suitable amend," he advised Bond.

The Commission shall have authority from time to time to issue, amend, or rescind suitable procedural regulations to carry out the provisions of this subchapter.

First, questions on socio-demographic characteristics and health services were amended to make them suitable to the Malaysian context.

Stimuli were taken from Badre et al. (2005) but restricted to nouns only, and some trials were amended to make them suitable for UK participants.

Also, the results showed that cured alkali activated glass-amended heated clay could be suitable for bricks manufacturing.

The study protocol was amended in June 2011 to include suitable patients who were on aspirin at the time of screening and were unable to cease.

Soils with a low infiltration rate can sometimes be amended to make a spot suitable for a rain garden.

The other is to amend the JTB analysis with a suitable fourth condition, a condition that succeeds in preventing justified true belief from being "gettiered".

However for other distributions, an amended MAXVAR strategy might be more suitable.

One-milliliter samples from the cathodic chamber were used to inoculate basal bicarbonate medium containing 5 mM anthrahydroquinone-2,6-disulfonate (AHDS) and 10 mM perchlorate amended with 0.1 mM acetate as a suitable carbon source.

Bradley made amends years later by casting Heston in a more suitable role as Mark Antony in a more coherent version of a great play, Julius Caesar (1950).