Sentence examples for that might amend from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether Russia will also now temper its support in the Security Council for lifting sanctions on Iraq.Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, had already agreed to talk to America about new understandings that might amend the ABM treaty and allow America room to explore anti-missile defences.

Mr. Putin had talked extensively before his arrival about his willingness to make compromises that might amend the ABM Treaty, or at least find a way around the restrictions that prevent the United States from proceeding with tests of its antimissile systems.

The doctor and patient also can review factors that might ameliorate the risks, such as amending concurrent drugs.

Into the evening on Wednesday, there was talk that lawmakers might amend the plan, perhaps to restore some union bargaining rights.

This new clause would ensure that parliament is informed of changes in EU and European Economic Area provisions that might have amended UK laws around family-friendly employment rights and gender equality, and their potential impact.

"Based on the analysis and summary they prepared, there is no indication that the Legislative Analyst or the Attorney General were even aware that the measure might amend the resentencing criteria governing the Three Strikes Reform Act," the chief justice wrote.

Later that month, Van der Byl was finding pressure put on him by more moderate voices within Rhodesia and hinted that the government might amend the Land Tenure Act, which effectively split the country into sections reserved for each racial group.

Her hope is that celebrations like Capital Pride might amend their vetting process in the future, so that military-industrial sponsors like Lockheed Martin, as well as Wells Fargo one of the banks that has provided loans for the Dakota Access pipeline aren't included.

Tillis remains hopeful that follow-up legislation might amend the law on emergency declarations despite negotiations breaking down with the president, including a rare late-night visit to Trump by a trio of GOP senators who left the White House empty-handed.

We might amend that today to say "Know Thy History, Know Thyself".

Now, with the rise of agented self-publishing networks, I might amend that advice.