While the Emperor Constantine the Great did enact some revisions to this constitution, the most significant change over the centuries was in the abolition of the Caesares.
Provision for Alaska judges is covered by section 460 of this title, and section 114 of title 48, U.S.C., 1940 ed., Territories and Insular Possessions, as amended by a separate section in the bill to enact this revision.
Further, he has prodded the Legislature to enact a revision to the state's costly and inefficient workers' compensation program and is demanding that lawmakers pass a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 by the statutory deadline of June 15; the Legislature has missed the deadline in 17 of the last 25 years.
Therefore, regulatory authorities are advised to review the existing explosion control regulations and standards, identify those in need of revision, and then enact and revise regulations and standards in accordance with practical needs.
If enacted, the revisions would require used car dealers to add text encouraging consumers to seek vehicle history information, provide a statement in Spanish telling car buyers they can request a copy of the guide in Spanish and add catalytic converters and air bags to the list of included vehicle systems that appear on the guide.
That is why they included Article 108 to enact particular Charter revisions, and also Article 109 - a provision for convening "A General Conference of the Members of the United Nations for the purpose of reviewing the present Charter".
In 1975 New Democracy used its massive majority in parliament to enact a revised constitution, which strengthened the powers of the president (weakened following revisions in the mid-1980s).
At the third stage, the tutees are supposed to enact feedback and adopt revisions in their subsequent drafts.
These and other lukewarm expressions of support suggested that the treaty cannot be enacted without fundamental revisions.
Specifically, Congress enacted two separate revisions to Section 111 d) in two separate parts of the 1990 CAA amendments.
The Soviet Union, with an increasingly gridlocked governmental system incapable of enacting serious policy revisions, in effect bankrupted itself by committing an inordinate percentage of its GNP to a decades-long military rivalry with the United States and exacerbated this problem by taking on the additional costs of a decadelong attempt to conquer Afghanistan.
