Sentence examples for law as changed from inspiring English sources

Paltrow showed a slide of Colorado's child abuse statute, inserted "unborn human being" into the statute's wording, and explained how the law, as changed under Amendment 67, could be used to investigate, prosecute, and arrest a pregnant women believed to have put her "unborn child" at risk.

The constitutional court this week struck down portions of the controversial media law, as well as changes to the criminal code and a law governing churches, but the high court's own purview will be limited by the new Constitution, one of several steps reining in the power and independence of the judiciary.

In fact, there are provisions in the ACA that allow states to change major parts of the law as long as those changes preserve the ACA's goals of establishing quality, affordable health care coverage.

But the question is whether the government has capitulated to the law as stated by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, changed its policy, or surrendered to politics and campaign contributions.

In the market free-for-all that ensued after the fall of the Soviet Union, the definition of secret information blurred as laws changed, impoverished scientists began seeking new sources of income and the government tried to redefine the West.

I think they would be very keen for the law to be changed as soon as possible and will collaborate with us to do so".

"Turn around," Kahn tells his son-in-law as he gets changed, and Amjad turns all the way round – 360 degrees.

Government sources insisted the amendment did not change the law as the intelligence agencies had powers under the Intelligence Services Act.

Mr. Potter predicts that Congress will be more willing to change the law as the Postal Service's financial situation worsens.

In light of these arguments, federal politicians should step in and change the law as it currently stands.

Dan Corry, CEO of New Philanthropy Capital, said: "I cannot remember any government putting out a press release saying they have decided to change the law as a result of one think-tank's reports.