Sentence examples similar to foreseen amendments from inspiring English sources
The law also foresees amendments and additions to the legislation governing Kazakhstan's agro-industrial complex.
Next, the research gathers interviewee perspectives on the applicability of the 5 Principles in relation to Manila's existing resettlement landscape, and identifies any amendments or foreseen challenges to them.
The amendments to Directive 2007/46/EC are already foreseen in Article 11 of this proposal.
The court held that the defendants could not have foreseen this "idiosyncratic" reaction to their products, which are, moreover, protected by the First Amendment.
"If the rejection of candidates for the legislative elections is justified by considerations other than those strictly foreseen in the electoral law, there is no need to abide by it," the original amendment said.
If the Council cannot agree on all the amendments adopted by the European Parliament, it should confirm its position by letter sent before the first meeting foreseen during the conciliation period.
Senator Moynihan could not have foreseen that a president would abuse his powers by revoking a clearance, with no process at all, solely because the individual was exercising his First Amendment right to speak freely about policy issues.
He had foreseen her suicide.
Such reaction was foreseen.
