Sentence examples for challenging to amend from inspiring English sources

It really should not be that challenging to amend the 2002 act to make all new apartments commonhold.

On Sunday, the reformist-dominated Parliament elected in February is scheduled to give the new boldness a public face by debating what is described as its first measure challenging the hard-liners: to amend the repressive press law.

In 1819, Dartmouth College was the subject of the historic Dartmouth College case, which challenged New Hampshire's 1816 attempt to amend the college's royal charter to make the school a public university.

Legal services lawyers were barred from cases that "involve an effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law".

Under the restriction, the lawyers can help clients who are seeking to receive or restore specific welfare benefits, but may not become involved in "an effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law".

Poverty lawyers whose offices receive federal money may seek welfare benefits for individual clients but may not file suits seeking to "amend or otherwise challenge" the statutes or regulations that prevent their clients from gaining benefits.

A 1996 appropriations measure for the Legal Services Corporation barred any "effort to amend or otherwise challenge existing law" in welfare cases; lawyers supported by the program could seek benefits on behalf of their clients but even while using money from private sources could not challenge the regulation or law under which the benefits had been denied.

Under the provision, poverty lawyers whose offices receive federal money may seek benefits on behalf of their clients, but are barred from bringing actions seeking to "amend or otherwise challenge" the regulation or statute that prevents their clients from obtaining benefits.

In June, Cameron challenged plans by the European commission to amend it.

On Long Island, similar challenges are forcing local legislators to amend seizure laws that were inspired by the city's initial statute but ran afoul of court rulings.

The restrictions prohibited LSC attorneys from representing clients attempting to amend (or challenge) existing welfare law.