Sentence examples for changes to section from inspiring English sources
In announcing the changes, Abbott also announces that the government will no longer pursue changes to section 18C of the Racial Discrimination act.
"These steps should alleviate the funding challenges some public housing authorities were anticipating when HUD recently adopted Congressionally mandated formula changes to Section 8 funding," he said.
Abetz has urged the Human Rights Commission to back changes to section 18C that would replace the words 'offend' and 'insult' with 'vilify'vilify
The government shelved proposed changes to section 18C last year, citing the need for Muslim community support for tougher counter-terrorism laws.
Pyne said he believed most Australians would have opposed changes to section 18C, which made it unlawful to publicly offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate a person on the basis of race.
Re "The Road to Preserving History" (editorial, Nov. 12), about our highway reauthorization proposal's effect on historic preservation: To expedite decisions, we proposed three changes to Section 4(f), a 1966 law prohibiting federal transportation dollars for projects using privately and publicly owned historic sites unless there is no feasible and prudent alternative.
In 1938 its name was changed to Section of Fine Arts, and in 1939 it was removed from the Department of the Treasury and placed under the Public Buildings Administration of the Federal Works Agency.
Today the Guardian reported that a change to section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act (FAA) appears set to allow for the searching of communication information of United States citizens.
And even if you personally don't think that such a change should be a priority, we can at least agree that a change to Section 25 of the constitution, which still astonishingly permits the government to discriminate against any race it feels like, is a bit overdue.
Following Strawson's counsel, McEwan had made changes to a section describing the fall of the Berlin Wall.
