Sentence examples for frequently amended from inspiring English sources

Nebraska functions under a frequently amended constitution dating from 1875.

That frequently amended document was finally replaced in 1986.

Their gains have been hard to tally: reports of towns falling to the rebels are frequently amended hours later.

Such white-collar criminal actions are frequently amended to include expanded charges as investigations progress, said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor at the Columbia Law School.

The general structure of the state's constitution (1907; still in force but frequently amended) is similar to those of other states, but Oklahomans strengthened the legislature by limiting the governor's appointive powers and ability to serve consecutive terms although the latter prohibition was removed in 1966 and by making the judiciary elective.

An incubation experiment was designed in order to determine the further microbiological response to an addition (500 m3 ha−1) of fresh olive mill wastewater (FOMWW) in a soil that has been frequently amended with uncontrolled doses of OMWW since the 1990s in an active disposal site (ADS soil).

"The Council frequently amends laws enacted by referendum," the brief stated.

Hi all - we do a lot of constitutional research and find that HEIN (although extremely useful for the constitutional commentaries etc) is definitely not to be relied on to have the most up to date constitutions, particularly for those countries that frequently amend their constitution.

The reports have to be agreed word by word with the relevant government department and are frequently much amended before they are published.

It has also been a feature of state and municipal government in the United States, where state constitutions since 1875 have frequently been amended or revamped to confer general or specifically enumerated self-governing powers on cities and towns and sometimes counties and townships.

These practices include better management of pastureland by rotating where animals graze, planting better grasses more frequently, and amending the soil to unlock more nutrients.