Examples of using Amends in English and their translations into German
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You must make amends.
Paragraph 2 amends Annex I as follows.
Some of us are making amends.
Argentina amends clinical trial requirements.
He made amends.
People also translate
My friends all have Porsches, I must make amends♪.
Portugal amends and consolidates medical devices laws.
I would like to make amends.
But whoever pardons and amends will find his reward with God.
Punishment/ a cry for justice/ amends.
The adopted Directive amends this Directive with a view to.
Ding Makdermott tries to make amends p….
Thus the Directive amends Directives 70/220/EEC and 70/156/EEC.
I don't care about amends, mate.
Thus, the proposal amends the port State control Directive in order to.
Tell her that I, through you, am trying to make amends.
Each regulation brings together and amends several dozen instruments.
After the Peace of Prague of 1635, they had to therefore make amends.
Either we come back to make amends… or we find a high cliff and a deep ravine.
But... step nine of the 12 steps instructs us to make amends.
The proposal amends the current legislation on undesirable substances.
He took all of humanity's sins upon Himself and made amends for them….
The appeal decision confirms, amends or lifts the contested decision.
Later when Lam by chance meets Khoa again on the streets,he tries to make amends.
The Proposal therefore amends Article 15 to make it compatible with the Convention.
The warmongers out of the picture"Bazil,proud as a peacock, beat his breast and made amends.
Where the awarding Member State amends the communication made pursuant to Article 7 1.
This proposal repeals Directives 75/106/EEC and 80/232/EEC and amends Directive 76/211/EEC.
To have them make amends for causing trouble in the heavens, protect Tang Monk from peril and, most importantly, advance on their spiritual paths.
However, problems arise when the subject cannot make amends, either because the offended party cannot be contacted or because the transgression is somehow irredeemable.