Sentence examples for amended definition from inspiring English sources

If the government is serious about protecting and supporting young people at risk, it must do more than announce an amended definition for domestic violence.

This amended definition will help us all to work together to defeat this dreadful crime".

Based on the series work of the amended definition of Bohr a.p. functions on periodic time scales which was derived in 2015 (see [14 17]), the study on general properties of a.p. functions and a.p. sequences comes true and simple.

The – recently amended – definition of HRS has known setbacks and is especially difficult to apply in ICU patients.

The amended definition allowed for the assumption that TSCs have tissue specificity and the ability to form vasculature de novo when needed.

Hastings's definition of a Trillion allowed for more than one minute played, and Pollack later amended the definition, writing in his annual statistical yearbook that "a committee voted to allow a player to join the club if he only had a personal foul".

The S.E.C. should have amended the definition of accredited investor to include other evidence of financial sophistication.

The manual is the field's standard reference, and several recent studies suggested that the amended autism definition was far narrower than intended.

However, while they may have amended the definition, they have not yet changed the evidence gateway criteria that determines whether victims actually receive the protection of legal advice and representation, when dealing with the consequences of their divorce or separation.

The measure had amended the definition of the term "marital status" to include "life partner," thereby granting benefits to same-sex partners of city employees who signed a partnership affidavit.

The Character Act amended the definition of 'substantial criminal record' to include where a person has been sentenced to a series of lesser terms of imprisonment that add up to 12 months or more (previously 24 months).