Sentence examples for amendment and abortion from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Peterson was an ardent supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion rights.

It was vintage Betty Ford, this supporter of the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion rights, this cancer survivor, this free spirit.

Betty Ford was criticized for her strong advocacy of women's rights, including her support of the Equal Rights Amendment and abortion rights.

Sylvia Law's review of "A Lesser Life" misconstrues the author's point that though it has been a long, hard struggle for feminists one cannot deny that their highest priorities have been and are the equal rights amendment and abortion rights.

Create a dossier on each current justice, listing his or her educational and professional background, the President responsible for the justice's appointment to the Supreme Court, year of appointment, and a history of the justice's position on key topics such as civil rights, the First Amendment, and abortion, since being appointed to the Court.

But in 1988, Quayle blends a conservative agenda--opposing the equal rights amendment and abortion--with the conviction that she and her husband, in a modern marriage of equals, represent the front wave of the baby boom generation.

When George W. Bush announced that Dick Cheney would be his running mate, Jon Stewart drily observed: "Cheney has opposed the Equal Rights Amendment, busing and abortion, but he is in favor of prayer in schools.

Because of what Brownback called his "real live experiment," Republican voters this year are paying special attention to fiscal policy and education funding as much as they are to Second Amendment issues and abortion, said Kansas Republican Party Chairman Kelly Arnold.

The upshot: women of color are more likely to be directly affected by the Hyde Amendment and other abortion funding restrictions.

Chisholm, a founder of the National Women's Political Caucus, supported the Equal Rights Amendment and legalized abortions throughout her congressional career, which lasted from 1969 to 1983.

In the case of the Hyde Amendment and No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act, the ACLU, among others, argued that these measures effectively ended the provision for abortions among low-income women.