Instead, successive amendments of the city charter in 1975 and 1989 have been used to broaden popular input into city projects.
The 1970 Clean Air Act and its successive amendments forced states to clean up their act and spurred the new technology that made it possible.
After a lengthy civil war – shedding a staggering amount of blood and treasure – successive amendments to the US constitution granting broader voting rights followed.
He believes that successive amendments to the 1881 law have made it complex and opaque.
Prior to the passing of the act, the House of Lords passed three successive amendments to the bill which would have meant that English, Welsh and Northern Irish students studying in Scotland would pay a total of £3,000 for a four-year course to bring them in line with Scottish students.
Research was carried out according to the Helsinki Declaration and its successive amendments.
In this office he headed a strong central government, and successive constitutional amendments increased his authority, giving him, for instance, the power to arrest political opponents and detain them without trial if he considered them dangerous to public order a power he used effectively though infrequently.
However, he believed that this compromise must not be a simple legislative action, which could be altered or even repealed by a successive Congress, but amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which would be much more difficult to change.
To ban gay marriage, the legislature must pass a constitutional amendment in two successive assemblies.
Professor Richman begins by showing why, for most defendants, the limited scope of fifth amendment protection against successive prosecution makes little difference.
The VA has since made multiple amendments to two successive QTC contracts, increasing the number of approved sites for the exams and thereby adding to the contract's value.
