Sentence examples for amend chapter from inspiring English sources

The proposed amendment, the Military Human Trafficking Act of 2012, would amend chapter 47 of title 10 of the U.S. Code (UCMJ) to create two new offenses under military law: human trafficking and aggravated human trafficking.

Re "When Mortgage Mediation Is a Gamble" (Fair Game, Sept. 19), which described Nevada's foreclosure mediation program: The most effective way to address the mortgage adjustment issue is to amend Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code, by giving bankruptcy courts the power to reform first mortgages on primary residences.

First, the tax code would be amended, as Chapter 3 describes, to give tax relief to individual purchasers of health insurance or prepaid plans and to provide tax credits for out-of-pocket expenses.

However, the category level detail within the ICF core set for stroke was not completely abandoned by the participants; through the process of developing the report, they identifed the need to clarify the meaning of each amended ICF chapter heading.

Essentially the same rescue cut inside an amended, customized Chapter-11 procedure might offer better electoral insulation.

Reviewer's comments: as should the chapter: Amend, J. P., and T. M. McCollom.

You may wish to create an amended travel guide chapter one month or more after creating the original book to reflect the changes that have occurred since the "first publication".

The investigation centres on cases of murder or kidnapping carried out by the group since 1 October 2004, when Spain's criminal code was amended to include a chapter on crimes against humanity.

An online copy of the Kenya Constitution, "adopted in 1963, amended in 1999," states: "CHAPTER I - THE REPUBLIC OF KENYA, Article 1, Kenya is a sovereign Republic.

"The amended complaint is the latest chapter in the work of fiction created by the Trustee," Wilpon and Katz said in a statement.

In fact, Chapter 9 was amended in 1988 with the specific goal of making clear that certain types of municipal bonds would keep on paying even in bankruptcy, said James E. Spiotto, a bankruptcy specialist with the firm of Chapman Cutler.