Sentence examples for permanent amendment from inspiring English sources
However, the permanent amendment of CTS has promoted the accumulation of Cr and can cause soil pollution5.
To encourage generic production of patented medicines, the rights of countries to practice patented inventions without patentholder permission through a practice called "compulsory licensing"–have been affirmed and expanded through the Doha Declaration and the permanent amendment of a core agreement of the World Trade Organization [5].
The limitations of the two agreements have become apparent in efforts to adopt them as a permanent amendment to Article 31(f) of the TRIPS agreement.
The pending ratification of the Paragraph 6 decision, from an interim solution to permanent amendment, is accompanied by much uncertainty – will the protections be accessible under the currently proposed system?
Warnaco, the maker of Fruit of the Loom and Polo by Ralph Lauren clothes, said that it was holding talks to secure permanent amendments to the covenants.
In fact, in the last years of his presidency it was Bill Clinton who signed into law a permanent Hyde Amendment that prohibits the use of federal Medicaid funds for abortion, a presidential first.
Legislation to make permanent the Hyde Amendment, currently renewed every year, to bar federal funds from being used to pay for abortions.
Dating to a 1909 statute designed to balance the rights of composers and the makers of player piano rolls, that law has been applied to phonographs, L.P.'s, cassette tapes, CD's and, with a 1995 legislative amendment, permanent digital downloads.
The bill would make permanent the Hyde Amendment, which restricts Medicaid funding for abortion and has to be approved each year.
It would also make permanent the Hyde Amendment, which has prevented federal funds from being used to pay for abortions for 35 years, except in cases of rape, incest or when the life of the mother is in danger.
The House also passed a bill that would make permanent the Hyde Amendment, which denies abortion coverage in health insurance plans for women on Medicaid, military servicewomen, federal employees, residents of the District of Columbia, women in federal prisons, and women covered by the Indian Health Service.
