Sentence examples for in subsequent amendments from inspiring English sources

He recommended that both issues be addressed in the Act itself or in subsequent amendments, rather than left up to regulations, which are generally subject to less scrutiny and can only be invalidated by a vote from a majority of the Senate.

Since 2000, when the 'Phoenix Four' - John Towers, John Edwards, Nick Stephenson, and Beale - took over Rover for £10 amid promises of a return to volume manufacture, at 200,000 cars a year, the company had failed to meet any of the targets set in its original business plan (to break even by 2002) or in subsequent amendments.

Additional and updated information will be provided in subsequent amendments to the Form N-2.

It has become obligatory in subsequent amendments to the AMG to notify the German federal competent authorities prior to commencement of an NIS [ 9].

Though the law was intended to preserve relative class shares as they existed in 1981, subsequent amendments have destroyed this concept thereby reducing the homeowner share of taxes by more than 15percentt between 1981 and 1989.

The review protocol was first published in 2011 and subsequent amendments were published in 2012 and in the current review (see feedback/review amendments 16 May 2013).

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.

The commissioner, Bret Walker SC, is forensically examining the processes that led the government to set the 2,750GL environmental water recovery target for the Murray-Darling basin in 2012 and subsequent amendments that will further reduce environmental flows.

However, after this Court vacated that decision and remanded for reconsideration in light of subsequent amendments to CERCLA made by the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA), the Court of Appeals held that the statute's amended language clearly rendered States liable for monetary damages and that Congress had the power to do so under the Commerce Clause.

Ethical approval was obtained from two Multi-centre Research Ethics Committees: Thames Valley in January 2007 (06/MRE12/81 and subsequent amendments) and North West 8 in September 2009 (09/H1013/36 and subsequent amendments).

Congress did not provide a federal remedy for consumers harmed by unsafe or ineffective drugs in the 1938 statute or in any subsequent amendment.