Sentence examples for has approved changes from inspiring English sources

He was originally limited to two terms, but Rwanda has approved changes to the constitution that would effectively allow Kagame to stay in power until 2034.

The Legislature has approved changes to an environmental statute that has been broadly criticized as encouraging needless litigation and construction delays.

The council has approved changes to road management and maintenance.

But Holyrood has approved changes that will make them liable for 90% of the charge.

The Scottish Parliament has approved changes to codes of practice - which will come into force on 2 February - related to Ripsa that will tighten up the authorisation arrangements required for the surveillance of lawyer-client discussions.

With the demand for wireless service increasing against a backdrop of persistent concerns among some residents about aesthetics and possible health problems associated with telecommunications equipment, the City Council has approved changes to how installation applications will be handled.

Unofficial results show that Turks have approved changes to their constitution, handing President Erdoğan sweeping new powers in Sunday's referendum, the head of the country's high electoral board (YSK) has said.

As The Economist went to press, Legco was still debating the most controversial reforms, of the next Legco election in 2012, but had approved changes to the election for the chief executive in the same year.

Planners were not happy with the scale of the original design, but have approved changes to layout, parking and traffic safety.

Egypt's President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has sent the message that "I am your God" after the election commission announced on Wednesday that 88% of voters had approved changes to the constitution that could allow him to stay in power until 2030, Cairo University political analyst Hassan Nafaa has told AFP news agency.

The alleged false statements and perjury under investigation concern the question of whether Potts, before the white separatist's wife was killed by an FBI sharpshooter at Ruby Ridge on Aug. 22, 1992, had approved changes in "rules of engagement" for the siege allowing agents more freedom to fire their weapons.