Changes to articles 310 in the penal code, and 214 in the administrative code are being debated in the Seimas (Lithuania's parliament).
(It's not unusual for The Times to make changes to articles online. When a factual error is corrected, that is drawn to the reader's attention, but otherwise, incremental changes are not generally noted).
I've written critically at least twice about instances when The Times, in my opinion, did not follow ideal transparency practices in making changes to articles, then archiving those articles.
Maurizio Sacconi, a junior welfare minister, one of the architects of the proposed changes to Article 18, reckons this should be only a first step to fight the black economy and make the labour market more flexible.
López Obrador, who took second place behind Peña Nieto in last year's presidential election, has vowed to take to the streets of Mexico City if the government and its allies in Congress approve any changes to Article 27 of the Constitution, which grants the government, among other things, all rights to explore, produce, process and distribute oil.
Mr. Boeri, the economist, said that some of the proposed changes to Article 18 appeared to be a compromise that would satisfy neither workers, because protections would be reduced, nor employers, because some laid-off workers could still sue to be reinstated.
Microsoft clearly didn't feel comfortable making direct changes to article about their technology, and frankly they can't really be blamed for that.
We consider the educational reform, and especially any changes to Article 3 of the Constitution, to be an attack on the Mexican people... The project hides its real objective: the labor issue..
Wikipedia's open editing system means any member of the public can request a change to articles, so long as any new claims are underpinned by independent sources.
Moreover, the constitutional declaration itself did not adhere to the text of the amendments put before the popular referendum, introducing a fundamental change to article 189, included as article 60 in the constitutional declaration.
Voters last said yes to a change to Article 14 in 2009 when the state was allowed to swap six acres to the power company National Grid for a new power line in exchange for 10 acres of forest.
