Unproclaimed amendments to the Act that were adopted in 1989 are repealed.
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The Government agrees that the unproclaimed section providing for hospital orders should be repealed.
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The Government agrees with the Standing Committee that these unproclaimed sections should be repealed.
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This act remains unproclaimed, but is available for proclaimation if manufacturers fail to deliver agreed performance.
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Recognizing that Bernie's microscopes each used a variety of lenses, the chemists made Bernie their unproclaimed expert on lenses.
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In the covert, unproclaimed struggle which had brought them both to this pass, that must have been the gauge.
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The prophecies to which I would call attention now, came from the upper world, and came unheeded and unproclaimed!
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With unproclaimed chivalry and a readiness to meet the foe which tells its own story, the Western men come on.
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The government of Canada,73 in its response to the Standing Committee Report agreed that the unproclaimed capping provisions should be repealed.
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Currently, unproclaimed amendments to the governing legislation are under review, and presentations will be made to a federal parliamentary committee on the subject.
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The accumulation of some of these legal provisions over all of our years would just continue were it not for this type of a bill which would cleanup these unproclaimed sections.
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The technical amendments introduced today should be made prior to the coming into force of these unproclaimed provisions in Bill C-13, in order to increase the data bank's efficiency and reduce costs.
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There is, for instance-I believe unproclaimed within our law-the notion of a hospital order similar to the British concept, which is an aspect of what I referred to, that there could be a psychiatric element in disposition.
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This bill provides the information to the House as to whether a bill that has been sitting around for 10 years unproclaimed should continue or be allowed to disappear off the order paper and no longer be of any consideration.
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He was elected to the Bihar Legislative Assembly from the Raghopur constituency as a member of the Rashtriya Janata Dal in 2015. He served as the deputy Chief Minister for the state of Bihar between Nov 2015 and July 2017. His elder brother Tej Pratap Yadav was also a minister in the Bihar government. Tejashwi remained the unproclaimed heir of the Lalu Yadav in Rashtriya Janata Dal.
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The Defence Force left the area shortly before Namibia obtained Independence from South Africa in 1990. The Namibian Government commissioned a study to assess the fauna and flora and developed plans to accommodate both biodiversity protection and the 5,500 park residents. Mahango Game Reserve, to the west of the Park, was proclaimed in 1989. The Caprivi Game Park, Mahango Game Reserve and an unproclaimed area along the Cuando River were united to become Bwabwata National Park in 2007.
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Plans were drawn up for the Gaol reserve by William Taylor Jack who was working in Normanton as the Foreman of Works for the Department of Public Works at the time. These plans incorporated warder's residence and a total of twenty four cells. The gaol was eventually built on an unproclaimed reserve in Borck street (now Haig street) and was a far more modest four cells. The Police Gaol proclamation was rescinded in 1893 when it was proclaimed a prison.
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By late 1871, the (unproclaimed) township had a population of 600, and emerged as the field's administrative centre. The population and fortunes of Georgetown fluctuated in the 1870s, following the discovery in 1873 of the rich Palmer River Goldfield, and the Hodgkinson rush of 1876. However, by mid 1878 miners were returning to the Etheridge. The overland telegraph from Cardwell to Normanton reached Junction Creek, south of Mount Surprise Station, in 1871, and Ezra Firth supplied meat to the small settlement that developed there.
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Although he had no prior experience in bridge building, James Eads was chosen as chief engineer for the bridge. In an attempt to secure their future, steamboat interests successfully lobbied to place restrictions on bridge construction, requiring spans and heights previously unheard of. This was ostensibly to maintain sufficient operating room for steamboats beneath the bridge's base for the then foreseeable future. The unproclaimed purpose was to require a bridge so grand and lofty that it was impossible to erect according to conventional building techniques.
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