Sentence examples for modified decree from inspiring English sources
But, according to Fundamedios, which campaigns for freedom of expression, the modified decree maintains restrictions to freedom of assembly and allows public servants to decide, according to unpublished criteria, whether an organisation violates the law.
From those regulations, Law 4/94 (discharge to coastal environment), Law 93/62 as modified by Decree 44/2000 (discharge to sewer system) and Law 48/82 (discharge into Nile, Nile branches/canals and drains) (Nasr and Zahran 2015).
In 2003, a federal judge, Charles S. Haight Jr., agreed to modify the decree, which had restricted the Police Department's ability to conduct surveillance of political groups.
In French law, an arreté can never modify a decree, so the lawyers said that an argument could be made that the Classification of 1855 in its current form isn't exactly right.
All animal procedures were performed under authorizations of the "Direction des Services Vétérinaires de Paris" of the "Prefecture de Police de Paris" and strictly followed the guidelines for the ethical treatment of the animals set forth by French law (decree N° 87-848 dated 11/19/1987 and modified by the decree N° 2001-464 dated 5/29/2001).
The first clause of this article was modified thus by Decree nr. 150 of 19 June 1974 regarding the modification of certain laws and decrees: "the flag is granted by presidential decree to units and large units of all military branches from the Armed Forces Ministry, as well as to units from the Internal Affairs Ministry, at their founding".
In France, HIV infection diagnosis was modified by a decree, published in 2010, that requires the use of HIV Ag/Ab assays able to detect at least 2 IU/ml of p24Ag.
Keep your name change decree.
The legislators have also tried to modify another government decree outlawing discrimination, by removing any reference to sexual orientation.
Instead, the city seemed to shelve efforts to modify the consent decree, which is the bedrock of the city's right to shelter the truly homeless.
