adjument in a sentence

Definition

Adjument (noun): a modification or adjustment made to a policy, schedule, or plan to better suit changing circumstances or needs.

The adjument of the policy was necessary to address the evolving situation.
She requested an adjument to her work schedule to accommodate her studies.
The team proposed an adjument in their strategy to improve overall performance.
After careful consideration, the board approved the adjument of the project timeline.
His argument for the adjument of the tax policy was well-received by the committee.
The adjument made to the contract ensured greater fairness for all parties involved.
In light of the feedback, a minor adjument in the presentation was required.
The adjument of the seating arrangement created a more inclusive atmosphere.
They discussed the adjument in the budget during the last meeting.
The adjument to the curriculum helped better meet the needs of the students.