Sentence examples for amendments of existing from inspiring English sources
"The Port Authority will use all the tools at its disposal — new leases, amendments of existing leases and conditioning future capital investment on achievement of fair hiring — to achieve that goal," he said.
"Questions have been raised about the significant revocation and amendments of existing equivalent national legislation and guidance [a regulation] might entail," said the parliamentary rapporteur, Ivo Belet (European People's Party).
In both cases, new regulations or amendments of existing regulations are now fairly common and they are usually justified by safety concerns.
Obviously, first and foremost step should be at country levels to make necessary amendments of existing regulation focusing online pharmaceutical transactions.
(iii) When no active commodity committee exists, proposals for new additive provisions or amendment of existing provisions, should be forwarded directly by member countries to the Codex Committee on Food Additives and Contaminants.
The framework could therefore lead to the creation of new national screening procedures and the amendment of existing procedures.
These regulations set forth the procedure by which application may be made to the Attorney General for his approval of joint newspaper operating arrangements entered into after July 24 , 1970 and for the filing with the Department of Justice of the terms of a renewal or amendment of existing joint newspaper operating arrangements, as required by the Newspaper Preservation Act, Pub.
By contrast, a group of law professors at UNC-Chapel Hill has offered a detailed assessment of the possible effects of the amendment on existing rights and protections, as well as its potential consequences for future legislation.
The recommendations of Jackson's review were not announced in the House of Commons as they will be implemented in the bill through a series of proposed amendments to existing acts of parliament.
Accordingly, any new Rules of Procedure or amendments to existing Rules of Article VI bodies will require only the approval of the Director-General.
