While the plaintiffs had suggested that the revision of term limits "was no different than if the Council had destroyed the ballots" cast in the earlier plebiscites, the judge called the analogy "spurious".
A revision of the terms is almost inevitable, and Rio has everything to play for.
The resumption of Nato supply convoys is also anticipated, although the report called for a "thorough revision of the terms and conditions of the arrangement" and would be subject to "taxes and other charges".
And he stressed that in any case the Iraqi government would after January 31 "have an absolute right" to call for a revision of the terms on which the multinational force operated, or for its withdrawal.
Jay quickly rejected the call for a complete overhaul and said she wanted to reassure victims and survivors that the inquiry panel would not be seeking any revision of its terms of reference or introduce any new restrictions on its scope.
The Pretoria Convention of August 1881 did not remove the grievances of the Transvaal Boers, and when a Boer deputation went to England in 1883 to obtain a revision of the terms, Robinson was summoned to London for the deliberations that led to the London Convention of February 1884.
Obama has suggested he would push for a revision of the terms of a historic free trade agreement signed in 2007 by South Korea and the U.S. after nearly a year of tough talks and yet to be ratified by the two countries.
In particular, Obama has suggested he would push for a revision of the terms of a historic free trade agreement signed in 2007 by South Korea and the United States, after nearly a year of tough talks, and yet to be ratified by the two countries.
The Viking invasion of Wessex, and the need to provide for their children, led to a revision of the terms.
This action should be accompanied by a revision of teachers' terms of services to include incentives that would attract the teachers –both female and male- to serve in such areas.
