Examples of using Draft amendments to the law in English and their translations into French
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Draft amendments to the Law On Veterinary.
In 2000 the adopted Concept was used as the basis for draft amendments to the Law On Social Assistance.
Draft amendments to the Law On Plant Quarantine.
On November 14, 2013,the Bulgarian Council of Ministers adopted the draft amendments to the Law on Asylum and Refugees LAR.
Draft Amendments to the Law on Trademarks, 21 November 2012.
In response to the outrage, the Ministry of Transport andCommunications prepared draft amendments to the law that would have allowed journalists to continue receiving information from the Centre for free.
Draft Amendments to the Law on Patents, 24 April 2013.
Efforts were further undertaken to elaborate new draft laws on freedom of assembly and freedom of religion,as well as a set of draft amendments to the Law on Access to Information and to the Criminal Procedure Code.
Georgia- revised draft amendments to the law on occupied territories;
Draft Amendments to the Law"On Medicines" dated 14 February 2008.
In February 2011, the Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights, Equal Opportunities andPublic Associations initiated draft amendments to the Law on the Ombudsman of the Kyrgyz Republic in follow-up to previous meetings of the Committee.
Draft Amendments to the Law on the Support of the Rights of Inventors and Discoverers, 12 November 20122.
She also asked when the draft amendments to the Law on Assemblies would be adopted.
Draft Amendments to the Law on Supporting the Rights of Inventors and Discoverers(Patents Law), 31 April 2009.
Draft amendments to the law have yet to be adopted which would afford children up to the age of 18 the rights which children in conflict with the law are to be afforded according to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
In addition, draft amendments to the Law on Fundamentals of Protection of the Rights of the Child were tabled to the Seimas, to regulate presence of children unaccompanied by adults in public places during dark hours of the day.
At the same time, draft amendments to the Law on Occupied Territories, which envisaged softening criminal liability in case of violations of the law, were inconclusively debated in Parliament in May 2013 and deferred for further consideration. I regret to report that Parliament did not consider these amendments again during the reporting period.
A draft amendment to the law on the press is reportedly in preparation.
Maggie de Block has already submitted a draft amendment to the law.