Sentence examples for hence amendments from inspiring English sources

Hence, amendments to the traditional management principles emerge, of which, Elton Mayo's Hawthorne study is the most famous.

Hence, amendments were made to the tobacco control regulations 1993 to ban all advertisements of tobacco brands on the non-tobacco product.

detests the Hatch amendment.

Hence, the amendments to the Child Care Centre Act 1984 hardly provide for the promotion and delivery of quality child care (Child Care Centre Act 1984 Amendment — Act 1285/2007).

Hence the amendment's phrasing, "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed".

Hence his amendment, which so to speak ties the sensation and perception together.

Hence, if any amendments were to be carried against the government, the prime minister would have lost her authority.

Hence a constitutional amendment is necessary.

But any stay strong enough to protect you is also strong enough to come and steal your stuff, hence, the Second Amendment under typical liberal neuralgia about the state.

The possible explanation may be more income from sale of farm produce and off-farm income earned, fuel saving stove used and therefore, using dung as soil fertility amendment hence boosting agricultural production and productivity.

Hence the number of amendments—almost 12,000 that greeted the law when it was presented to the National Assembly this week.In this section The lesson of Slobodan Milosevic's trial and tribulation Asking the unanswerable Reform provokes outrage Ever closer in all but name Outsiders aren't helping Back to bloodshed?