Sentence examples for amendment and regulation from inspiring English sources
Those laws were ultimately modified and made better through legislative amendment and regulation.
The enactment of a package of amendments and regulations forcing companies to respect shareholder rights is another of the government's tasks for next year.
Mr. Lugar's supporters countered that he had maintained a conservative agenda over the years, for less government spending, a balanced-budget amendment and fewer regulations that harmed businesses.
Now, thanks to the 1990 Clean Air Act amendments and additional regulation in California, reformulated gasoline will be the standard for much of the country by 1996.
The Bush administration opposes the McCain-Lieberman amendment and carbon dioxide regulation in general.
Colorado's Amendment 64 seeks legalization and regulation of marijuana for recreational use for adults and appears to be quite popular amongst Colorado voters.
So far, about 350 children have been transferred to the UK, with the Home Office expecting several hundred more to be transferred from France under both the Dubs amendment and the Dublin regulations.
The study was conducted in accordance with the World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki, all its amendments and national regulations.
This study was conducted in accordance with the Guidelines for Ethical Review of Epidemiological Studies, the Declaration of Istanbul 2008, the World Medical Association 2000 Declaration of Helsinki, all its amendments, and national regulations.
Several recent experiences involving the amendment of laws and regulations and the creation of new institutions related to agriculture demonstrate the effectiveness of these committees and China's overall commitment to its WTO obligations.
Colorado's amendment "and its resultant statutes and regulations are devoid of safeguards to ensure marijuana cultivated and sold in Colorado is not trafficked to other states," including Nebraska and Oklahoma, the two states said in their December 2014 complaint.
