Sentence examples for sector amendments from inspiring English sources

Financial sector: amendments on insolvency laws will aim to get debtors to pay up loans, while consultants will help on how to deal with bad loans.

Anytime law invades the private sector, amendments and expansion of said law are almost guaranteed.

Yet, Mr. Morsi weakened rather than strengthened his grip on the security sector by endorsing amendments to the police law that removed the president as head of the Supreme Council of the Police and further improved the administration of salaries and pensions in a bid to thwart discontent within the forces.

Assn., 551 U. S. 177, 181 (2007) ("[A]gency-shop arrangements in the public sector raise First Amendment concerns because they force individuals to contribute money to unions as a condition of government employment"); Street, supra, at 749 (union shop presents First Amendment "questions of the utmost gravity").

How does the collection of information by the private sector relate to Fourth Amendment protections?

Amendment 80 PSC means halibut and crab PSC as described in Table 35 to this part that are allocated to the Amendment 80 sector.

"These 25 bills, things like levies in the agricultural sector and the statute amendment bill, may well be worthy but I'm not sure you'd trumpet them as the centre of your agenda," she told Radio National.

In the second matter, Harris v. Quinn, the Court has been asked to consider whether, consistent with the First Amendment, public sector collective bargaining agreements can require employees to pay fees to cover the union's representational services.

The column made five inaccurate or misleading claims about public sector unions, the First Amendment, and the Illinois law in question.

The proposal's provisions relating to the provision of information to persons who play a part in the public transport sector could also be improved (amendments to Articles 4(3), 6(d), 9(1), 9 5) and 13(3)(c)).

The clean energy sector has warned that any amendment to the RET would be disastrous for the industry, risking $15bn in new investment and about 20,000 jobs.