Sentence examples for revised a law from inspiring English sources
BEHIND THE NEWS Officials recently revised a law to restrict the sale of such material.
Earlier this month they revised a law to prevent Jokowi's party, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle, or PDI-P, from automatically taking the post of speaker of parliament.
The government also revised a law covering the formation of limited partnerships, or L.P.'s, which refers to the status of the people or institutions who invest in the private equity funds, opening the door for private equity firms to raise money from wealthy Chinese investors.
The party has threatened to revise a law guaranteeing the Bank of Japan's independence unless the central bank sets a 2 percent inflation target.
The association and airlines had to push the Russian government to revise a law that mandated paper tickets for air travel, a step that did not occur until February of this year.
He can alter term limits before the 2009 election through the City Council, where there is ample support for revising a law that will force three-fourths of the members out of office in January 2010.
DECATUR, Neb.— The Legislature on Friday revised an unusual law permitting parents to hand children up to age 18 over to state custody without prosecution, instead limiting its reach to infants up to 30 days old.
This revised an earlier law, the Naturalization Act of 1790 that only allowed white persons of good moral character to become U.S. citizens.
Besides domestic laws, the State Council, NHFPC, the Ministry of Science and Technology (MST) and CFDA have promulgated and revised a series of laws and regulations to construct a governance framework for biomedical research.
The bill, which would revise a 1999 law, was introduced more than a year ago, but until yesterday it never got a full airing or moved forward.
Indiana passed and then revised such a law this year, amid protests from gay groups and businesses worried about a backlash.Businesses that refuse service to gay weddings inspire comparisons with Jim Crow-era segregated lunch counters.
