“On the ninth of June the amendatory bill was taken up by the House and passed.”

“The act of which this bill is intended as amendatory was passed during the existence of the war.”

“An amendatory veto, which would allow the governor to change the bill and send it back to lawmakers for a revote, would be unwise, Mr. Lang said.”

“The amended particulars of the claim contained detailed allegations as to losses sustained by the claimants.”

“The pilots now work under a collective-bargaining agreement amendable at the end of next year.”

“A motion, even on a take note debate, it seems to me is an amendable motion.”

“There are those who say that the initial text is not amendable, and then there are those who say that it could be corrected.”