Sentence examples for revision to state from inspiring English sources

In Kentucky, a 2012 revision to state law permits people to carry firearms openly into facilities owned by municipalities, such as libraries, parks and zoos.

In his motion, the attorney general, John J. Farmer, is to seek permission to resume issuing public alerts about paroled sex offenders who have been classified as dangerous while the appeals court reviews the constitutionality of a month-old revision to state rules governing the public notifications.

These health education materials need revision to state clearly and consistently health risks associated with lead exposure across developmental stages and for sensitive populations, integrate a primary prevention perspective, and provide comprehensive evidence based recommendations for reducing lead exposure in and around the home.

Mr. Cordray said revisions to state gun laws in 2006 provided a comprehensive set of rights and responsibilities applicable throughout the state.

In changing its view, the city has relied on revisions to state law and court decisions that virtually all properties used for housing are taxable, with a few specific exceptions like church-owned residences occupied by clergy.

Note that while learning $Y$ and learning $Y'$ both prompt revision to a state where the posterior belief in $H$ is represented as an interval by $[0,1]$, the credal states as sets of probabilities are not the same.

Further, he has prodded the Legislature to enact a revision to the state's costly and inefficient workers' compensation program and is demanding that lawmakers pass a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 by the statutory deadline of June 15; the Legislature has missed the deadline in 17 of the last 25 years.

The revision to the state law that Gov. Daniels signed last week merely permits someone in Maye's position to argue self-defense in front of a jury.

Lawyers for Brianna and Victoria Nelson argue an extensive revision to the state's probate code 2010 left confusing gaps but that a 2003 Minnesota Supreme Court decision — issued before that revision — supports their claims.

Chief among them are recent revisions made to state Council on Affordable Housing regulations requiring municipalities to ensure that such housing is available within their communities.

The revisions to the state's 15-year-old guidelines on use of force, which will apply to officers in all state and local departments, for the first time specifically address the discharging of firearms at moving vehicles, although many large police departments, like New York City's, have had similar rules for years.