In addition to renewing the AUMF, it extends its provisions to include military action against those who "substantially support" al Qaeda, the Taliban or "associated forces".
In its principles, the codification of refugee status in the Geneva accord looks as relevant today as it was when it was first drafted – and as it was in 1967, when a protocol extended its provisions globally.
Written by Lynn Paltrow, the executive director of the National Advocates for Pregnant Women, it urged the bill's authors to extend its provisions to those fetuses "subjected to repeated, violent maternal uterine contraction and then forced through the unimaginably narrow vaginal canal".
Environmentalists consider it a landmark bill and will try to extend its provisions nationwide.
The Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine is directly connected to The Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms' philosophy and system of values, and extends its provisions in the context of the use of biology and medicine.
As its May 31 expiration date looms and a vote to extend its provisions has yet to be scheduled, the USA PATRIOT Act may be on its last legs — but Senator Mitch McConnell is now claiming the Senate will not adjourn for the Memorial Day recess until their work is finished.
A yearlong struggle over welfare policy will begin on Thursday when House Democrats offer a proposal to convert the 1996 welfare law into a tool for reducing poverty, while extending its major provisions for five years.
Even the efficiency gains made so far could be lost unless the future review of the Energy Efficiency Directive extends its key provisions (15) beyond 2030, warn MEPs.
In neither of these executive orders were its provisions extended to commissioned officers, and they solely related to the cases of enlisted men.
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