Sentence examples for amendments to practice from inspiring English sources

In terms of influencing practice standards and guidelines, several topics were identified by the respondents, including child welfare and family law matters (child custody dispute), screening tools for family violence in child intervention, amendments to practice standards in British Columbia, and guidelines for agency surveys.

To date, Muslim leaders the world over rely on the 1974 amendment to practice takfir against all Ahmadi Muslims.

There was his First Amendment right to practice his religion, including the ritual public wearing of the head covering, he told the guards.

She is also dismayed by what she believes was the willful denial of her son's first amendment right to practice his religion.

The court said the state was wrong to deny his claim, because his First Amendment freedom to practice religion was at stake: he wasn't skipping work to sleep in; his faith prevented him from working on sabbath.

The proposal appears to violate both the First Amendment guarantee of freedom to practice religion and the Constitution's equal protection clause, legal experts say.

The constitutionality of these laws has been questioned by Native American groups on the basis that it violates the First Amendment by affecting ability to practice their religion freely.

In 1964, the owner of a BBQ restaurant in South Carolina based his refusal to serve African Americans on the first amendment and his freedom to practice his religious beliefs.

As new therapies for asthma become available, health technology assessments will become increasingly important not only as it pertain to amendments to clinical practice guidelines but also with regard to formulating reimbursement decisions.

Herndon has an ordinance forbidding job solicitation on the streets, but a federal judge has warned that its constitutionality would be in doubt if there is nowhere for laborers to practice their First Amendment rights.

Another yelled, "You're the one who's going to get shot!" Approached by HuffPost, David said he came to the demonstration to practice his Second Amendment rights, offer protection and show the community "white people are not crazy".