Sentence examples for effectively amended from inspiring English sources
The Court effectively amended the Constitution by turning the Commerce Clause into an affirmative grant of federal authority allowing Congress to regulate any economic activity that has a substantial effect on interstate commerce.
These bills directly challenge the Supreme Court precedent set forth in the 1992 case Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which effectively amended Roe to say that states cannot ban abortion before the fetus is considered viable outside the womb -- usually around 22 to 24 weeks.
Not only do the regulations, even as amended, effectively articulate the role of competition in the NHS, they also invest it for the first time with a statutory basis.
Following the provision of data for the study, in 2011 NSW Health Records and Information Privacy Act (2002) regulations were amended to effectively restrict the linkage of records belonging to the NSW Department of Health with those belonging to non-Health agencies.
The state then filed a lawsuit to reverse that judgment, in the course of which it effectively agreed to amend the law by promising to enforce it more leniently and fairly than it is written.
But last week, after a lengthy review, the state's housing agency amended the regulation, effectively closing the loophole.
Gyles said in his report the laws should be amended to protect journalists more effectively.
Thereafter, Nepal became only nominally a constitutional monarchy, and the constitution of 1962 (amended 1967, 1976, and 1980) effectively gave the king autocratic control over a multitiered system of panchayats (local bodies, or councils).
But if the relevant treaties can be amended or skirted, such an organization could effectively address the euro zone's central problem: a lack of fiscal policy coordination.
Tory hostility towards the European Union has been softened; the party's manifesto pledge to scrap the Human Rights Act has effectively been dropped; rigid anti-immigration measures have been amended to accommodate the economic realities of the labour market.
Consequently, plots that were amended with higher rates of manure applications effectively sequestrated N that may be exposed to denitrification and the associated emissions of N2O.
