The constitution is a complex document dating from 1901, with hundreds of subsequent amendments.
Although the early legislation mainly provided funds for air quality research rather than setting limits for pollutant releases, subsequent amendments eventually provided the U.S. EPA with an opportunity to develop national standards protective of human health and welfare.
The control animals came from experiments conducted according to the guidelines of Italian law (DL 116/92) and European legislation (11 and subsequent amendments) for care and use of experimental animals, and the studies were approved by the Italian Ministry of Health ethical committee.
Its constitution, promulgated in 1926 during the French mandate and modified by several subsequent amendments, provides for a unicameral Chamber of Deputies (renamed the National Assembly in 1979) elected for a term of four years by universal adult suffrage (women attained the right to vote and eligibility to run for office in 1953).
This fall, the Supreme Court will address Congress's intent for the 1970 Clean Air Act and subsequent amendments when it hears arguments in Massachusetts v. EPA.
All patients provided written, informed consent to participate in this study, which was conducted in accordance with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki and subsequent amendments, and the guidelines for Good Epidemiology Practice.
The tribal governments are required to submit a constitution and any subsequent amendments to the United States Congress for approval.
For example, the US Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 and subsequent amendments mandates the use of the Potential Biological Removal technique to estimate the maximum number of animals that may be removed from a stock [52].
But in 2017, too many of us live for what is promised in our founding documents and subsequent amendments.
Duration of claims for unemployment insurance are stated in the Arbeitsfö rderungsgesetz (employment law) in 1969 and subsequent amendments, and depend on the duration of work in a job for which social insurance is compulsory.
