Sentence examples for Fundamental amendments from inspiring English sources

The House of Commons will this week on Tuesday and Wednesday consider whether or not to accept the fundamental amendments made by the House of Lords to the EU withdrawal bill.

The bill seems likely to have a tricky passage, with peers reported to be planning fundamental amendments that would ensure that judges are given complete discretion over the new system and that the courts are used only as a last resort.

In a matter of a few hours, debate was conducted on a range of fairly fundamental proposed amendments, from planning (including sites for Gypsies and Travellers) to the issues around social housing.

In the last month alone, majorities on the court said gun ownership was a fundamental Second Amendment right that applies to states and cities, while reducing the First Amendment rights of those who try to pacify terrorist groups.

I can't think of a more fundamental First Amendment issue".

Such a distinction is irreconcilable with the fundamental First Amendment principle that "the inherent worth of..

"The decision below represents a startling and dangerous departure from fundamental First Amendment doctrine," the brief said.

The decision severely undermines fundamental Fourth Amendment principles that protect individuals against unjustified searches and incursions on privacy by law enforcement.

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, writing for the majority, said the case presented fundamental First Amendment issues because it restricted the use of truthful information in private hands based on the identity of the speaker and the content of its speech.

The Supreme Court, in an important case last week, reaffirmed the fundamental Fourth Amendment principle that searches and seizures must be based on suspicion that a particular individual is engaged in wrongdoing.

"I did not see any explanation or justification for an official Senate committee inquiry into activities protected by the first amendment," he wrote, concluding, "we decline to participate in this endeavor and object to your apparent efforts to infringe upon and potentially stifle fundamental first amendment activities".