Sentence examples for amendment and two from inspiring English sources
But the 15 Democratic senators voted against the amendment, and two Republicans who support abortion rights -- John O. Bennett, the minority leader, and Diane Allen, of Burlington County -- abstained.
The year that Martin graduated, Phyllis Schlafly led a march on the White House protesting the Equal Rights Amendment, and two Girl Scout leaders in Austin, Texas, made national headlines when they burned their uniforms to protest the organization's support of the E.R.A.
The proposed ordinance, which will now go before the City Council for consideration, was divided into four categories — an environmental study, zoning text amendment and two zoning map amendments.
One confirmed partial response was reported among the cases treated before the protocol amendment and two confirmed partial responses were noted in the cohort included after the implementation of this dose adjustment policy.
Twelve Democrats supported the amendment and four Republicans opposed it.
Interestingly, four Republicans opposed the amendment, and one of them was Representative David Dreier of California, chairman of the powerful House Rules Committee.
The study was conducted in a loamy (Mixed Hyperthermic Udic Ustocrept) soil of central India, with three native SOC levels, four levels of biochar amendment, and three replications, in a factorial design.
As my colleague argued yesterday, that decision was based on a "perfectly reasonable reading of the first amendment", and one that was backed by a number of free-speech groups.
Unadjusted, "Sanitation" consists of a wall displaying a gold-framed reproduction of the First Amendment and six quotations, printed in the Fraktur Gothic typeface favored by the Third Reich.
But after Rees-Mogg, the leader of the rebels, held talks with the party's chief whip, Julian Smith, No 10 said it would accept the amendment and three others, so avoiding an embarrassing clash with backbenchers.
The lesson of Prohibition is not that every grand crusade is a mistake; it's that, from zero feet away, it can be difficult to tell the difference between an idea as bad as the Eighteenth Amendment and one as good as the Nineteenth Amendment — or, as the example of Gerrit Smith illustrates, the Thirteenth.
