By understanding each and every amendment, whether it is retained, abandoned, reconsidered or re-amended, we will better understand 'what worked' and why at an individual site.
If we didn't like it, we wouldn't have to re-amend the Constitution to get rid of it.
The parliament can re-amend the constitution, but the NSC "will make sure no personal agendas are being followed," says the president.
It subsequently updated and re-amended its case to incorporate additional intelligence service disclosures, such as pertaining to the use of the Telecommunications Act to authorize BPDs.
For example, China's Patent Law (which was originally issued in 1984 and then amended in 1992) was re-amended on 1 July 2001.
aVdLs.17 expressed sequence tag (EST) collections were generated from cultures grown in CM (complete medium), CM + RE (CM amended with root extract), or CM-N (CM lacking nitrogen source).
The track listing on the 2009 re-release amends the titles of the songs to match the original German release.
By using pair information during deletion, and re-linking amended records, we can ensure the linkage map looks the same as if the deleted records and previous version of the amended records had never entered the system.
Aston is set to switch Warrington second rower Ben Currie to stand-off in the forced re-shuffle and amend his tactics accordingly.
Instead, the president should send the law back to the parliament with comments and instructions directing the parliament to re-examine and amend the law so that it complies with the international and European human rights standards that it flagrantly violates.
SIR Re "Basic questions before amending our basic law" {Fact and Comment, Dec. 16, 1996}.
