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The remarks in the E.C.B. report did not, however, take into account amendments going in front of the Hungarian parliament next week, Reuters reported from Budapest.

"Would you acknowledge that the Secret Service faces a different situation from ordinary police officers in conducting their daily activities, in that Secret Service agents may legitimately take into account First Amendment activity by someone who is in the vicinity of the president or the vice president in assessing the degree of danger the person presents?" he asked.

A parliamentary committee on Monday drafted a revised text for the bill to take account of amendments made by the Senate last week; the bill is expected to be approved by both houses this week.

The Secretary of Defense shall modify the regulations prescribed under subsection (h) of section 987 of title 10, United States Code, to take into account the amendments made by subsection (a) [amending this section].

AMs approve the Local Authorities Capital Financee and Accounting)(Wales) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019.

The court's five conservatives in 2012 and 2014 had expressed grave doubts about whether the Abood decision had properly taken into account the First Amendment rights of the union objectors.

There is a competing, decidedly less heroic account of First Amendment history, which holds that judges have always tended to reflect the public's prejudices about unpopular speakers, and that most advances for free speech have been initiated not by judges, as Lewis argues, but by political activism.

If the prison officials are otherwise entitled to control organized union activity within the prison walls, the prohibition on solicitation for such activity is not then made impermissible on account of First Amendment considerations, for such a prohibition is then not only reasonable but necessary.

According to AP's account, the constitutional amendment sought in the initiative petition would eliminate public funding for any school district that uses seniority in any fashion to determine which teachers should be fired or promoted.

This paper begins with an account of major amendments to alcohol tax legislation in Hong Kong in 2000 2008.

Several amendments phrase the right in a negative way: the right to vote shall not be denied "on account of race" (fifteenth amendment), "on account of sex" (nineteenth), or, as long as you're eighteen, "on account of age" (twenty-sixth, which lowered the voting age from twenty-one).