Sentence examples for the recent amendment from inspiring English sources

"The recent amendment in the civil service code clarifies an existing requirement and will not impact the important and valuable role scientists play in the civil service".

These results lend support to the recent amendment to the Company law which eliminated the revaluation option for Brazilian firms despite the current process of IFRS convergence.

Following the recent amendment to the Medical Education Act in Germany (Approbationsordnung 2002) and the abolition of the preliminary approbation for early residency (AiP), the discussion increasingly focuses on the restructuring of German post-graduate medical training.

The senators who voted no on the recent amendment, on the other hand, received an average of more than $146,000 in the same time frame.

The recent amendment prohibits distribution and gifting free samples of baby formula among mothers and family members.

The recent amendment to the tobacco control policy, which has increased the minimum age of sales from 16 to 18 years, may assist in delaying cigarette uptake (21).

Alongside the royal charter proposal, are the industry response led by Lord Hunt, various draft statutory proposals and the recent amendments to the defamation bill made by the House of Lords.

If someone makes withdrawals before reaching age 60, only 20 percent of the savings can be taken out, although the recent amendments in the draft legislation made a push for that percentage to go up to 25.

After the recent amendments to the guidelines, the ratios vary from 80too 1 to 25 to 1, and the average sentence for crack offenses dropped by about 15 months, to a little less than 9 years.

But she will lose her position not because of the recent amendments but because of the current laws: She has reached the current maximum term of 7 years.

The recent amendments leave such modest sentencing in place.