Sentence examples for amendment assured from inspiring English sources

Of course, the 22nd Amendment assured us that Bush would go, but the electoral expression of rejection was a bonus.

See id., at 52 ("The fourth amendment assures us that when we are in a private place we are, so far as the government is concerned, in private").

The First Amendment assures them that much.

And, in one of the Supreme Court's most controversial decisions on the rights of corporations -- the ruling in January last year in the case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission -- the Court upheld a broad right of free speech under the First Amendment, assuring corporations a vastly greater role in federal election campaigns.

Again, we are told by the dissent that the Fourth Amendment assures that "some expectations of privacy are justified and will be protected from official intrusion". Post, at 166 (emphasis added).

(I'm grateful to my colleague Jeffrey Toobin for showing so well that the idea that the Second Amendment assures individual possession of guns, so far from being deeply rooted in American law, is in truth a new and bizarre reading, one that would have shocked even Warren Burger).

Consequently, the Commission did not accept Parliament's amendment but assured the Parliament vaguely "that the technical work [would] be started so that an appropriate ruling [could] be examined and developed for the organic farming context as soon as possible.

ANNALS OF LAW about the Fourth Amendment which assures citizens against illegal search or seizure of property, & the case of Alan & Margaret McSurely whose rights under that Amendment were violated.

By Richard Harris The New Yorker, November 10 , 1975P. 54 ANNALS OF LAW about the Fourth Amendment which assures citizens against illegal search or seizure of property, & the case of Alan & Margaret McSurely whose rights under that Amendment were violated.

Does he necessarily favor the Second Amendment to assure citizens of the right to protect themself?

I have had my operatives fanning out across America, stoking populist rage amongst the people, which all fits into my Master Plan to pass a constitutional amendment to assure that CEOs get paid 500 times what an average worker makes, forever.