Sentences with phrase «required significant amendment»
It also identified other statutes that required significant amendment or review to ensure compatibility with the provisions of the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth).
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«Wholly repealing the Johnson Amendment would protect both the sermons (part of a church's ordinary operations budgets) and the full - page ads (which require significant spending).
Freeing counties from Medicaid costs: An amendment in the bill requires the state to stop shifting 13 percent of New York's Medicaid costs to counties, creating a $ 2.3 billion budget hole and a significant political headache for Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the state Legislature.
The outcome of that process and of the House's parallel bill which left committee already and which failed to adopt a Democratic sponsored amendment to require states to adopt «college and career ready standards» and to use standardized test results in accountability systems, will play a significant role in the current policy environment that is best summarized as «test and punish».
The Illinois State Legislature approved In January 2010 an amendment to the Illinois School Code, known as the Performance Evaluation Review Act (PERA), which requires districts to include «student growth» as a significant portion of teacher and principal evaluation.
The Boiler MACT rules, which are required by the Clean Air Act amendments of 1990, will only target the most significant sources of toxic air pollution.
However, a review in 2013 in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review by Stuart Minor Benjamin indicated that the broad interpretation provided to speech under the First Amendment would require a significant reconceptioning of these constitutional principles if there was to be any extensive regulation of algorithms as proposed by Wu.
This new amendment may also see more creative uses of the AC benefit for those individuals that require a significant amount of care and would prefer a family member to be home with them.
Of particular concern is that the amendments do not require a Commissioner to be specifically responsible for Indigenous issues nor reflect the present requirement in HREOCA that the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner have significant experience in the community life of Aboriginal persons or Torres Strait Islanders.