Examples of 'amendment reflects' in a sentence
Meaning of "amendment reflects"
amendment reflects - a term used in legal contexts to indicate changes or modifications made to a document, proposal, or law that demonstrate a certain idea or intention
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amendment reflects
The constitutional amendment reflects this status.
This amendment reflects a better balance between the different interests.
Indeed, virtually every amendment reflects that view.
The amendment reflects these concerns.
The PPE group 's second amendment reflects this situation exactly.
The amendment reflects the current practice and creates legal certainty.
The substantive portion of the amendment reflects Canada 's international commitments.
This amendment reflects general policies on safety and environmental matters.
The substantive portion of the amendment reflects Canada 's international obligations and commitments.
This amendment reflects higher than anticipated costs.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph ( a ), the amendment reflects proposals to use a more flexible deadline.
This amendment reflects those recommendations.
Article 11, the proposed amendment reflects the new numbering of the EC Treaty ;.
This amendment reflects the current situation regarding electronic signatures.
The present amendment reflects the results of these consultations.
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This amendment reflects the reduction of participants from the social partner delegations.
The second aspect of this amendment reflects the draftsman 's original amendment to Annex III, point 2.
The amendment reflects the outcome of a monitoring exercise on the adequacy of existing mappings.
This compromise amendment reflects the absolute need to overcome the problem of production volumes.
The amendment reflects the position of the European Parliament at first reading.
Justification The amendment reflects Parliament 's position at first reading.
The amendment reflects the EP position at first reading.
Justification The amendment reflects the actual wording of Article 11 of the Agreement.
This amendment reflects the outcome of discussions with ADC.
Or . en Justification The amendment reflects Commissions need for more flexibility regarding staff expenditure.
This amendment reflects a new date for the PEP vote on this proposal.
Paragraph 2, the amendment reflects a proposal to add " or acceding to " after " ratifying.
The amendment reflects the exact wording that the Privacy Commissioner gave.
This amendment reflects discussions with the Council on what would be acceptable to Member States.
Another amendment reflects the subsequent repeal of the Conditional Sales Act.
The amendment reflects first reading amendment 3.
Title, the amendment reflects a proposal to use the title " examination of communications.
This amendment reflects the fact that the bill proposes two exclusion lists,.
This amendment reflects an agreed compromise text to an EP amendment 8.
This amendment reflects the growing importance of CSR initiatives, in particular in transnational enterprises.
The amendment reflects Commission's need for more flexibility regarding staff expenditure.
Our First Amendment reflects a “ profound national commitment to the principle that debate on.
This amendment reflects new recital 7a agreed by Council but removes the reference to Annex III.
The amendment reflects the spirit of amendment 94 proposed by Parliament.
This amendment reflects the spirit and intentions of first reading Amendment 60.
This amendment reflects Amendment 35 adopted by Parliament at first reading.
This amendment reflects the actual state of discussion in GRE and WP.29.
This amendment reflects the GRE proposal for introduction of cornering lamps into Regulation No. 48.
This amendment reflects the language in Article 178 of the EC Treaty.
The amendment reflects the second sentence of amendment 29, adopted in 1st reading.
The amendment reflects first reading amendment 60 which also deleted the word “first”.
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This amendment was not intended to be a change of substance
That very reasonable amendment was not accepted
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This recommendation reflects current operating procedure
Reflects the collective commitment of local stakeholders to
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