In all, 1,425 candidates were running for 150 seats, up from 120, in the lower house — an election law modification that was intended to quiet complaints about a system that rewarded local power brokers.
Despite the fanfare, the Rockefeller drug law modifications approved by New York lawmakers do not amount to real reform.
Other things include closure of loopholes in federal labor laws, modification of Taft-Hartley, more NLRB field agents, fewer right-to-work states; and more creative minds running the AFL-CIO.
However, a law is always subject to modification, replacement, or restriction to a more limited domain, if a later experiment makes it necessary.
Modifications to a law that allowed Belgium's courts wide freedom to try foreigners for war crimes and crimes against humanity will permit the government to dismiss complaints against foreign leaders, including one against Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel and one filed last month against the first President Bush.
Briand's first great success in government came with his work on the commission that drafted a law of separation of church and state in 1905; he succeeded in carrying this reform into law with only slight modifications.
Clearly, for a relatively large Kn, the use of Darcy's law without modification can result in significant errors.
The velocity of a single particle was calculated from Stokes' law and modifications were made for higher Reynolds numbers using the relationship proposed in Novotny (1977).
One unit of enzyme determines the amount necessary to decompose 1 µmol of H2O2 per min. Ascorbate (AsA) was estimated using a modification of Law et al.'s method (1983).
It has yet to be determined if these people will be tried under existing Iraqi law with modifications or some new system.
Alternatively, a minority of astronomers propose that a modification of the law of gravity may explain the observed rotation curve.
