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Every such corporation and association shall, in case its constitution, by-laws, rules, regulations or oath of membership or any part thereof, be revised, changed or amended, within ten days after such revision or amendment file with the secretary of state a sworn copy of such revised, changed or amended constitution, by-law, rule, regulation or oath of membership.
Thus the research shows how mathematical knowledge of known knowledge, is disrupted, changed and amended to take into the classroom, when they take the impact of institutional, socio-cultural environment of the engineering community in training and learning functionality of knowledge within the activities of the engineering community teachers.
"We should note that every time the law about embryo research has been changed or amended the opposition has rallied its forces, and I think it would do so again if we try to get the 14-day rule extended," Warnock told the Observer.
Weeks after he began rallying other corporate titans to divest from the state unless the law was changed, lawmakers amended the legislation.
Besides norms, structures and values in society, the respective laws as well as attitudes and structures should be changed and amended in such a way that abusers and the abuse are clearly confronted everywhere.
Due to an advice of the advisory board, the analysis of the primary outcome parameter was changed and amended to the protocol in November 2008 into 'change of glycemic control', defined as the difference in HbA1c value from baseline to the end of the long-term phase.
Support for shareholder resolutions sometimes takes decades to build such as on proposals seeking better risk management on climate change, amending equal employment opportunity policies to include LGBT people, or seeking governance changes such as board declassification.
Owners also passed a much more popular change, amending the so-called tuck rule to say that it would be a fumble when a quarterback lost control of the ball after starting his throwing motion and then tried to pull the ball back to his body.
The court said that the standard was mandatory but could be changed by amending the denomination's constitution; moreover, presbyteries and congregations were not allowed to create their own standards for ordination, as some had done.
