Sentence examples similar to Trivial amendment from inspiring English sources

Today, members routinely campaign against each other, raise donations against each other and force votes on trivial amendments written solely to provide fodder for the next negative attack ad.

One option was extreme and risky: force votes on trivial amendments in order to grind the Senate to a halt and shut down the government with a Democratic president in the White House and another Democrat hoping to win the office in November.

"Trivial crap," he said.

Trivial, obvious words.

Trivial issue?

At oral argument, Gorsuch suggested the Court apply a "triviality exception" to the Sixth Amendment public trial right and find that the courtroom closure was trivial.

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And, unlike the content of digital communications, it is not protected under the Fourth Amendment and can be surprisingly trivial to obtain without a warrant.

But to many of those at a dinner to celebrate the struggle for gay rights and against a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, those concerns seemed like trivial political machinations.

Another amendment will tighten the ECHR's admissibility criteria, so that more trivial cases can be rejected.