Sentence examples for with an addendum from inspiring English sources

After appearing together, she came back with an addendum.

On some songs, literally every line comes complete with an addendum, whether it needs one or not.

On 29 June, a UN group of experts published a report with an addendum that exposed in detail the extent of Rwandan military support to the M23, including the involvement of senior officials.

A spokeswoman for the group said it was normal procedure to provide the council with an addendum rounding up key information provided since submitting the original application.

But moments after typing those words, she emailed me with an addendum that suggested just how challenging this campaign to end "virginity testing" in Morocco might be: "If a man [in Morocco] rapes a woman who is supposedly not a virgin, he will get a lighter sentence than he would if he had raped a virgin.

The country, he added, cannot "spend the next two years re-fighting the political battles of the last two," though even that basic sentiment was nuanced with an addendum: "I'm not so naïve to think everybody will put politics aside till then".

Beckett ends "Watt" with an "Addenda," containing "precious and illuminating material" not included in the main text because of "fatigue and disgust".

(If anyone can tell me who this Evelyn Sharpe was — and she was not the early-20th-century aviatrix — we'll add this information, with credit, as an addendum to the online version of the column; my research hit a dead end).

This study was approved by the ethical and research committee of the Federal University of Minas Gerais ETICC 38/2010, with approval of an addendum).

In 2010, we entered into an addendum with Facebook that modified Facebook's standard terms and conditions for game developers as they apply to us and that govern the promotion, distribution and operation of our games on Facebook.

"Sea of Poppies" comes equipped with a lexicon of sorts, an addendum that Mr. Ghosh calls "The Ibis Chrestomathy".