Sentence examples for revised legal from inspiring English sources

For another, they will have to deal with ongoing concerns about the network's approach to data privacy, including a recently revised legal challenge brought by some aggrieved Facebook users.A further challenge will be to hang on to Facebook's brightest computer engineers once the lock-up period on their shares expires.

Conservative Brexiters have said they will assess the EU's new assurances based on whether the UK could leave the backstop "at the time of our choosing", with the decision likely to hinge on the revised legal advice of the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox.

WASHINGTON -- House Republican leaders have signed on to spend up to $3 million to keep defending the Defense of Marriage Act in court, according to a copy of their newly revised legal contract obtained by The Huffington Post.

The revised legal interpretation, issued during the partial federal government shutdown, relied on materials submitted to the Justice Department's lawyers by lobbyists for a group set up by Adelson, according to The Washington Post.

The Project had an important contribution to the promotion and realisation of children's rights by embedding them in revised legal framework and policy documents, improving the mechanism of identification, referral and redress of child rights violations.

The latest planning effort undertaken by the Municipality in the early 1990s has been the most ambitious of all, and has included a number of policies as well as revised legal instruments related to the management of the natural environment in the urban area.

Mr. Bush ultimately revised the legal justification in a way that passed muster with Mr. Mueller and Mr. Comey and allowed the surveillance to go forward.

In Kula and Usak, illegal scavenging activities are recommended to be formalized in corporation with the municipalities and the current unlicensed recycling plants can be revised for legal recycling activities.

He has revised the legal regime governing al-Qaeda terrorists, put an end to brutal interrogations and promised to close down Guantánamo Bay, to the delight of the anti-war left.

The government convened an international panel of political experts to help the country revise its legal system, part of a continuing process of rebuilding the nation.

The Bush administration must decide whether to accept, reject or revise a legal opinion issued on Jan . 15 , 1999by Harriet S. Rabb, then general counsel of the Department of Health and Human Services.