Sentence examples for amended substantially from inspiring English sources

Those issues, although technically outlawed in large part by the Fair Housing Act, which was passed in 1968 and amended substantially in 1988, persist because of mortgage lending discrimination, a lack of affordable houses and rentals, the manner in which school districts draw their boundaries, and racial steering, wherein real estate agents show homes with a neighborhood's demographics in mind.

There was some debate in the House of Lords, with questions and amendments covering Section 1, but the bill was not substantially amended, something North puts down to the quality of the draft prepared by the Law Commission.

Within three days, the programme was substantially amended.

And nothing they have said in public since then has substantially amended that view.

The laws governing private-sector pension funds were substantially amended last year.

Barber said his personal view was that the PCC code "needs to be enforced before it is substantially amended".

I recognise that the proposals have been substantially amended and improved from the original Browne Review and I congratulate all ministers on what has been achieved.

"We conclude," the report says, "that PPP should not proceed" unless "it meets much more rigorous safety and value criteria, and if it is substantially amended to protect against the risk that contracts are incomplete and overgenerous".

The main argument for the difference principle is made later in section 49, and is substantially amended and clarified in Justice as Fairness: A Restatement.

However, the underlying law has not been substantially amended at the national level for years.

The latest: The measure was substantially amended in the Assembly Appropriations committee to increase the threshold under which drug makers would have to report price increases and to delay the notice requirement for one year.