Sentence examples for example amendments in the from inspiring English sources

For example, amendments in the unemployment benefit law of Slovenia in the late 1990s required that benefit recipients make themselves available for contacts by employment offices for three hours per day, but results showed little effect on disqualification (Vodopivec,2004).

But the most obvious and consequential example was the recent referendum on the amendments, in the nation's first post-Mubarak balloting.

After the pilot test, some amendments in the interface were made; for example, the telephone number to SOS in the SOS-icon in the contact list was removed because the participants considered it confusing.

For example, scores of amendments in parliament have already held up the electoral law reform Renzi has proposed to ensure there is no repeat of the unwieldy coalition Letta struggled to lead.

For example, in 1997, Representative Helen Chenoweth (R Idaho) offered her version of the Bricker Amendment in the 105th Congress.

For example, in the US, amendments in 1997 to Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, along with the 2002 Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA), provided economic incentives to pharmaceutical companies to encourage them to perform research on the safety, efficacy, dosing and unique risks associated with medications for children [10][17].

But there is no better example of the living Constitution than the conservative re-casting of the Second Amendment in the last few decades of the twentieth century.

For example, a species may be moved from one compartment to another – a deletion and addition amendment in the same patch set.

It has thrown the First Amendment in the bin.

As Marvin Ammori, an oft-cited lawyer and expert in internet law, media law, freedom of speech, and cybersecurity, pointed out in an insightful and well-written post, though many have been up in arms over BARTgate being a prime example of a glaring first amendment violation, in the big picture, it's hard to argue the case.

She cited examples like India's Information Technology Act of 2000, and the amendments in 2008 that restrict Web content that can be considered "disparaging," "harassing," "blasphemous" or "hateful".