Sentence examples for amendment bad from inspiring English sources

Wolff recounts discussions in the White House about whether the situation was "Twenty-fifth Amendment bad," referring to the part of the Constitution that could, in theory, be used to remove Trump if his Cabinet, Vice-President, and also (if Trump objects to their assessment) Congress conclude he has become unable to discharge his duties.

"The party of liberty" needs to rein in these Lords, and not just because a failure to disavow them will cost the LibDems votes in May; but because this amendment is bad for the UK, bad for copyright, and bad for freedom.

He's the kind of lawyer who gives the fifth amendment a bad name, but who definitely knows his way round a blowdry.

We released over 100 videos that told the story of why the amendment was bad for our people and our state over and over again.

Thus, in arguing that that any decision to invalidate marriage bans would be an example of judicial activism, Anderson implicitly charges any justices (or scholars) who might disagree with his understanding of the Fourteenth Amendment with bad faith.

So apart from the obvious contradictions of claiming to be a populist, patriotic movement while attacking the popular vote and the democratic traditions of our nation, why else is repealing the 17th Amendment a bad idea?

A bad amendment passed again is still a bad amendment.

But that doesn't mean that Clinton's call for an amendment is a bad idea.

It also suggested that, by raising the price of books, the amendment would be bad news for consumers.

Similarly, didn't Ms. Murkowski realize that the Blunt amendment was a bad idea before her constituents heard about it on television?

What Rubio offered last Tuesday evening was a dry — very dry — compendium of orthodox "conservative" banalities spanning the good (free enterprise, the Second Amendment, coal), the bad (government, taxes, Obamacare), and the ugly (a coded suggestion that wishing to do something about climate change is equivalent to believing that "government" can "control the weather").