However, it also debates the legislation and in many cases demands amendments before approval – or indeed simply refuses approval if the proposals do not meet requirement.
In his first six months in office, President Bush has abandoned a treaty on fighting global warming, rejected protocols enforcing a ban on germ warfare, demanded amendments to an accord on illegal sales of small arms, threatened to skip an international conference on racism and vowed to withdraw from a landmark pact limiting ballistic missile defenses.
Most observers believe that the court is unlikely to oppose the ESM treaty, though many expect the judges to demand certain amendments, or to ask Germany's president to make his signature subject to certain qualifications.
As Internet finance is creating a more completive financial market, it may produce a far-reaching impact on credit risk management and demand the amendments to obsolete legal instruments (Luo 2013; Mishikin, F.S 2012; Tan 2014).
With an eye to the polls and to his left-wing base, Mr. Latham is demanding two amendments.
For instance, we have demanded certain amendments to the Personal Status Law for the Shiites.
The same day that the Supreme Court handed down its McCutcheon decision, demonstrators in more than 150 cities and towns took to the streets to demand an amendment.
"New Democrats," who delayed consideration of the bill last night until their demands on amendments were met, raised $6.5 million from firms in the financial sector.
Just this week, they demanded the amendment of a law that will establish "special economic zones", modelled on those that helped kickstart China's modernisation 25 years ago.
