Sentence examples for statutory modifications from inspiring English sources
The Opticians Act 1989, which consolidates the original Opticians Act 1958 and its later statutory modifications, specifies the activities which only a registered medical practitioner (doctor) or registered optician may undertake.
The harshness of this rule with respect to innocent purchasers who had paid their money in perfect good faith without any indication of anything amiss in the transaction led to statutory modifications of the common law rule, so that where the title owner had conveyed a voidable title he would not be permitted to revoke it as against a bona fide purchaser for value.
Still, whether through such statutory changes or modifications of CFIUS' own internal processes, reforms of CFIUS' mandates did little to substantially enhance the transparency of the entity's operations.
But he says it is "greedy" to extend the patent on retonavir beyond the statutory limit of 17 years with slight formula modifications.
Surgical procedures were classified using the International Classification of Disease – 9th revision – Clinical modifications (ICD-9-CM), that is a statutory basis for coding procedures in many developed countries [ 1].
Millions are spent to influence politicians to provide government subsidies, tax loopholes, statutory exemptions, regulatory exception, and other, almost invisible, but very profitable modifications that exclusively benefit the funders.
Comhairle na nOspidéal, the Irish statutory body that had responsibility for considering and approving applications for Consultant posts until 2009, used a modification of the Foresterhill system of workload assessment.
In his expansive retrospective address on impact of the 1992 recodification of parts of the Dutch Civil Code, Ewould Hondius finds the recent modifications to be the culmination of a long-standing desire from the Dutch legal community to keep the statutory law on pace with social changes.
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