adoption of a law

The individual States may no longer prevent the adoption of a law or recommend that a law be amended.

Bubis at the time also called for the adoption of a law specifically making it a crime to deny the Holocaust.

The possibility of direct promotion to minors has been dealt with by the adoption of a law.

The President may also, within seven days from the date of adoption of a law, request the Assembly to decide again on the same law.

During his tenure, Vandiver was a driving force behind the adoption of a law creating space-grant colleges in the United States.

This led to the adoption of a law on state secrets, which banned publication of any SRI documents.

In 1988, she became a member of the French Economic and Social Council, and for ten years fought for the adoption of a law against great poverty.

He also warned against adoption of a law that would "restrict the flexibility" of United States trade negotiators or thwart American industry's attempt to adjust to foreign competition.

The Kyodo News Service said the Finance Ministry, in a bid to strengthen its directive of Monday, would seek adoption of a law banning the compensation practice.

Vlajko Stojiljković, Interior Minister and Commander of the Serbian police - committed suicide in 2002, after the adoption of a law on cooperation with the Hague Tribunal.

As they marched to Martyrs' Square they were attacked by others who supported the adoption of a law to ban members of the previous regime for partaking in the incumbent regime.

Milan and Venice were formerly a twin cities of Saint Petersburg, but suspended this link due to St Petersburg's adoption of a law prohibiting the publicising of homosexuality.

Specifically on the adoption of a law on the press, it is important to point out that the Government is still discussing a bill, so it has not yet gone to the Turkish Parliament.

Tăriceanu had dismissed Adomniţei, officially because of the latter's failure to monitor debates and express the government's negative viewpoint in parliamentary committees that led to the adoption of a law raising teacher salaries.

The party reaffirms its commitment to Lenin's principle of the right of nations to self-determination, including secession, and favors the adoption of a law on a mechanism for the exercise of this right.

Prior to that Serbia adopted a law that would enable the creation of a national archive through the adoption of a law on National Archives on the second of December 1898.

Russell Sciandra, director of the Center for a Tobacco-Free New York, called the State Senate's decision "a huge move," because adoption of a law in New York would spur action in Washington.

The study recommends adoption of a law requiring a council of social policy advisors to the governor, an annual report on the social health of the state and a committee of the General Assembly to conduct hearings on the report.

The rules, issued last week by the Council of Ministers without any preliminary public discussion, are the first specific limits imposed since the adoption of a law last June vastly expanding the rights of cooperatives, as the privately owned businesses are called.

Between 2007 and 2010, women members of parliament introduced 148 out of the 554 bills that were considered on the floor, covering issues from breastfeeding protection in health bill to the adoption of a law guaranteeing equal rights and opportunities for women and men.

Let me quote from page 8 of the Commission communication: ‘On the contrary, a serious breach presupposes that the danger should have become a concrete fact.’ Purely hypothetically, the adoption of a law abrogating procedural safeguards in time of war would be a clear risk.

In an acknowledgment of Canada's emerging role as one of the world's leading havens for concealing illegal narcotics profits, the Canadian Government has shifted policy and proposed the adoption of a law requiring banks and other financial institutions to maintain records of large cash transactions.