Sentence examples for terms amended from inspiring English sources

The champions had to have the existing terms amended to have a break clause removed and were granted permission to do so by the Premier League on Wednesday.

President Nicos Anastasiades has been meeting MPs in Nicosia and has indicated he wants the terms amended.

The terms 'certification' and 'registration' were used inconsistently by most interviewees; hence these terms are amended in the text for clarity.

It was observed that the terms 'certification' and 'registration' were used incorrectly and inconsistently by most interviewees; hence these terms were amended in the text to provide clarity.

He does not contend that the 1906 statute, by its terms, so amended the 1903 Act.

Your continued or renewed use of the Company's Websites after such changes are posted means you agree to be bound by these Terms as amended.

Labs were first developed in 2008 and their basic terms were amended in 2013.

"Supreme," as a term, is amended to an international officeholder, such as Supreme Basileus.

Kaufmann predicted that, in the long term, Republicans would seek judicial reform "in terms of amending the Constitution".

"There may be some things that come out of it that the board wants to support in terms of amending this capital plan," Mr. Schwartz said of the competition.

But Mr. Lander and other supporters were disappointed last year when Mr. Yassky, who is now 45, voted with the majority to give Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg a chance to run for a third term by amending the city's term-limits law.