Sentence examples for amendment always from inspiring English sources

The First Amendment always looms large for him.

"Obedience to the Fourth Amendment always bears that cost and surely brings with it other benefits".

"But obedience to the Fourth Amendment always bears that cost and surely brings with it other benefits".

In subsequent efforts to craft a bill, the GOP congressional leaders continued to pile on amendment after amendment; always the deal breaker was border security.

Of course, invoking the Fourteenth Amendment has always been a long shot, a last refuge.

By "bad faith," the amendment has always been understood to mean that a defendant could be compensated if the prosecution behaved unethically even when its case was legitimate.

Finally, the undead amendment we always wanted!

The Second Amendment has always put me in a quandary since the framers' purposes for it inevitably leads to an open floodgate of weapons ownership.

The suspense kills them many times over before they hear 'fire.' Similarly, we deny the Pashtuns in Afghanistan and Pakistan the right to carry guns which they do as a sign of chivalry, or the Yemenis who sport short daggers as a statement of fashion, yet we hold our gun ownership rights sacrosanct where our Second Amendment rights always come first, and anyone else's right is simply wrong.

The most recent substantive amendment date always occurs prior to the publication date, resulting in more than eight years of follow-up data.

Still, a Senate debate, with free-flowing amendments is always risky as likely to erode support as to pick up more backing.