Sentence examples for yet amended from inspiring English sources

Caution: Very often when a farmer sells an item that is not on the certificate, he really is growing it, but has not yet amended his certificate.

Judges in other courts have upheld it, the federal government has vowed to appeal the Florida ruling, and Congress may yet amend the law anyway.

The aim, say government officials, is to limit the power of advertisers and the draft may yet be amended.

The latest judgment said: "The court concluded that there had been a violation of article 3 of protocol No 1 because the case was identical to other prisoner voting cases in which a breach of the right to vote had been found and the relevant legislation had not yet been amended".

We believe Jawbone's latest request to file yet another amended complaint indicates desperation due to its inability to compete in the market and its setbacks at the ITC.

Since ICD-10 was introduced, the term AKI has largely replaced acute renal failure in clinical use but this has not yet been amended for coding purposes.

Egypt's Civil Aviation Authority, which was responsible for investigating the bombing, has yet to amend its report.

In 2016, the page was amended yet again: "Even though you are wrong, we are open to outside opinions. . . .

And yet, the House amended the bill, passing a version that did confine women to the reserves.

Three of the 11 countries that oversee the institution have not yet ratified an amended treaty that would give historians unfettered access to the archive.

In others, such as PNG and Thailand, the legal system is flexible enough to allow diversion and more creative use of sentencing options to be introduced even though the laws haven't been formally amended yet.