Examples of 'amend or withdraw' in a sentence
Meaning of "amend or withdraw"
amend or withdraw: To make changes or improvements or to retract or cancel something. This phrase is used in legal, formal, or official contexts when referring to modifying a document or statement, or removing it entirely
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They shall not amend or withdraw those decisions during a reference period.
Which it may decide to maintain, amend or withdraw.
The Commission may amend or withdraw any authorisation on review if suitable substitutes become available.
At this point, you may choose to amend or withdraw your application.
All decisions to issue, amend or withdraw a standard are confirmed by a written ballot.
After such review, the Commission may decide to maintain, amend or withdraw the proposal.
European Commission urges Spanish regulator to amend or withdraw wholesale broadband access fees proposal.
The regulatory authorities may then maintain, amend or withdraw the obligations in question.
In that case, the Commission may amend or withdraw its request.
The national regulatory authority may impose, amend or withdraw specific obligations in accordance with Article 132.
Following that determination Member States shall, where necessary, amend or withdraw the authorisation by 1 December 2013.
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