Sentence examples for would be amending from inspiring English sources

"We haven't seen the bill yet, and we don't know which law he would be amending.

Of more use, say some, would be amending the law to provide a federal right of civil action, allowing companies to pursue their own cases against spies.

Meanwhile, should the Europeans in the euro zone "go ahead with a separate treaty" that leaves out the noneuro countries, Mr. Cameron explained, "then clearly that is not a treaty that Britain would be signing or would be amending".

"We had already announced that we would be amending the Investigatory Powers Act to address the two areas in which the Court of Appeal has found against the previous data retention regime.

However, the constitutional declaration came amid procedural confusion: prior to the referendum, it had been widely understood that if the amendments were approved, the suspended constitution would be amended and reinstated.

"It seemed a logical presumption that it would be amended," Mr Kidd said.

If passed, all federal laws would be amended to explicitly bar LGBT discrimination.

After a public outcry, they said the proposals would be amended, although it is not clear they are backing down.

It added that the warning would be amended "if more information is received related to that situation".

The offense would be amended from the child pornography felony to a gross misdemeanor of telephone harassment.

A spokesperson for Beis Rochel said that the worksheets would be amended and apologised for any offence.