Built upon repeated amendments to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, the system is so secretive it is virtually impossible for the American public, journalists included, to know how it operates.
This Schedule VII of the Act, through repeated amendments, since its formulation, helps prioritise the areas of intervention for the most rapid developmental results and creates the possibility of delivering high impact outcomes while achieving stringent CSR norms and goals.
As it is, the repeated amendment of government budgets underscores the acutely unstable political and security situation in the country, while fuelling suspicion of widespread corruption and extensive off-budget expenditure.
Nodulation frequency, nodule function, glutathione reductase production, and biomass were not significantly affected by any of the Ag treatments, even at 100 mg kg−1, a concentration analogous to a worst-case scenario resulting from long-term, repeated biosolids amendments.
Finding evidence for crimes that occurred several decades ago was always going to be a challenge, but despite repeated calls for amendments to the law to ensure fair trials, the government quickly began putting people on trial, leading to serious due process concerns.
Although Ms. Pirro described the site as disgusting and repulsive, she repeated that "the First Amendment guarantees the right to discuss other people in derogatory terms".
"I was further dismayed to see that, notwithstanding my clear explanation to you of how extensively we did engage with the police service in the review, you repeated the criticism without amendment in your oral presentation of the report".
The prime minister said it was a "complete misconception" to suggest the MPs were opposing the Queen's Speech as a whole by tabling the amendment, and repeated his position that he was "relaxed" about how backbenchers voted.
Mr. Bush has not often repeated his calls for an amendment, but many social conservatives have urged him to state his position more often as the election nears, arguing that few people support same-sex marriage and it will rally his conservative base.
The opposition rejected the amendments as inconsequential and repeated its demands for a fully elected parliament chosen through fair elections.
So much for the author of the Declaration of Independence and his view, often repeated by the Supreme Court, that the First Amendment erected "a wall of separation between Church and State".
