amendment

Definition:
The act of amending or correcting.
The process of changing a law or a document.
A small change or improvement that is made to a law or a document.

Use 'amendment' in a sentence:

• 1. Unforeseen developments that become apparent only in the course of implementation may require the amendment or extension of projects.
• 2. It is important to understand that this Amendment limits the powers of Congress.
• 3. Any amendment to this Agreement shall be made in writing.
• 4. This amendment supports provisioning systems that explicitly select traffic engineered paths within Provider Backbone Bridged networks.
• 5. This study can be taken as an important reference to the amendment and perfection of Budget Law.
• 6. The exporter may request an amendment.
• 7. She marked the text for amendment.
• 8. This amendment could well pass.
• 9. With the amendment in parchment in 1913, Congress made good on the new power.
• 10. Now, it is certainly the case that every senator should have read this amendment.
• 11. He tried to push the amendment through Parliament.
• 12. You have two things getting in your way: the Internet and the First Amendment.
• 13. I have not received a request for amendment from any attendee.
• 14. Parliament gained certain rights of amendment.
• 15. I have been composting leaves to spread on my fields as a fertility amendment.
• 16. Mr Lever submits that it is to be presumed that the amendment was intended to add something.
• 17. Red mud as an amendment for pollutants in solid and liquid phases.
• 18. Wireless LAN comes of age: Understanding the IEEE 802.11n amendment.
• 19. Take a good look, not just at the content of this amendment , but also at the way it is written.
• 20. They say they will settle for nothing less than an amendment to the legislation.
• 21. Effect of biochar amendment on soil carbon balance and soil microbial activity.
• 22. She made several minor amendments to her essay.