Sentence examples for revise law from inspiring English sources

The power to review and revise law is an asset we all should be happy legislators possess.

It is supposed to make, scrutinise and revise laws, in tandem with the president.

The imperfections of this approach are plain to see – it takes a long time to persuade government to revise laws.

To accomplish that, it is likely to be necessary to revise laws that now say auditing firms must be controlled by auditors — and by local auditors at that.

Not everyone is happy with the revised law.

The revised law allows owners to remove offending board members by a simple majority of votes.

The government never publicly acknowledged the citizens' action, but a revised law incorporating some of their recommendations was enacted earlier this year.

Human rights advocates raised alarm that its draft of a revised law regulating public demonstrations keeps many military-era curbs on free speech.

The revised law allows scientists to conduct studies using human embryos obtained through in-vitro fertilization, but it imposes many conditions.

To bolster their case, they noted that more than two-thirds of the City Council's nonwhite members voted for the revised law — i.e., this incumbency-protection act was color-blind.

The government's goal was to end the dispute over the constitutional court as soon as possible, he said, adding that a revised law might be adopted in July at the latest.