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Meanings of amendable in English
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Examples for "correctable"
Examples for "correctable"
1
Easily correctable, and he told the computer to make the adjustments.
2
The temporal distortion caused by dopamine adsorption is correctable by a straightforward mathematical procedure.
3
Some of these conditions are correctable and some are not.
4
Mechanical failure was the most common complication (10%) but was generally correctable.
5
But he said the flaws were largely correctable and could be amended within 45 days.
Usage of amendable in English
1
Truthfulness is quite as much a habit and quite as amendable to cultivation as falsehood.
2
Cats are generally amendable to this sort of life.
3
Now, as May repeated at prime minister's questions on Wednesday, the government's motion will be amendable.
4
Conclusion: IMRT is a feasible option in giant cells tumors not amendable to complete surgical removal.
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We will therefore make a statement about the way forward and table an amendable motion by Monday.
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But any Commons motion on extending article 50 will be amendable, and parliament might take another view.
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If ratified, the contract will go into effect in November and it will become amendable in 2021.
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Under present plans, the interim constitution and the Scotland Act would be amendable by an ordinary majority in parliament.
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This is the second time May has submitted an amendable parliamentary motion after the defeat of her Brexit deal.
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The platform allows for high throughput measurements in 96-well format, and all steps are amendable to automation and scale-up.
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May must return to put a motion to the Commons on the way ahead, and that motion can also be amendable.
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There could also be a straightforward "people's vote" amendment when May brings an amendable vote to MPs on 27 February.
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When a conference committee report comes before the House, it is adopted or rejected in toto, as it is not divisible or amendable.
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The amendable motion is just another chance for MPs to suggest changes, such as an extension to article 50 or ruling out no deal.
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May must start her gruelling week on Monday by making a statement to MPs on Brexit, before facing an amendable motion on the way forward.
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Truthfulness is quite as much a habit and quite as amendable to cultivation as falsehood.
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