Soon after we received this statement, The Guardian issued a major "amendment" to their story.
Since the law was first adopted in 1980, Communist Party officials have tweaked the rules repeatedly, allowing various exceptions for minorities and rural families, but there have been few major amendments of this kind.
Other experts in sanitation policy said the great significance of the bill, which is technically a series of major amendments to a 10-year waste management plan passed by the city in 1992, was that it could be done at all.
The latest major amendment to the constitutional basis of the EU, the Treaty of Lisbon, came into force in 2009.
Gregory Magarian, a professor at Washington University in St . LouisSchool of Law, said the bills present a "major First Amendment problem," referring to the section of the U.S. Constitution that guarantees the right to free expression.
Recruitment was therefore suspended pending a major protocol amendment.
This paper begins with an account of major amendments to alcohol tax legislation in Hong Kong in 2000 2008.
The next major amendment was in 1947, which, owing to the recent epidemic during World War II (WW2), implied an intensification of rules for contact tracing and duty to receive treatment.
In a move that legal experts said could present a major test of First Amendment rights in the Internet era, a federal judge in San Francisco on Friday ordered the disabling of a Web site devoted to disclosing confidential information.
With the panel's chairman, Representative John D. Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, he was a co-sponsor in 1990 of major amendments to the Clean Air Act, which President Richard M. Nixon had signed 20 years earlier — among them regulations to limit toxic air emissions and acid rain.
