Sentence examples for amendment because of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Verrilli said such laws might run afoul of the First Amendment because of their potential to chill truthful speech for fear of prosecution.

In a ruling released in March US district judge Susan Illston said that NSLs suffer from "significant constitutional defects" and violate the first amendment because of the way they effectively gag companies that receive them.

Dan McGrath, executive director of TakeAction Minnesota, which opposes the amendment because of concerns it will reduce voting by the poor and minority group members, says his group has spoken with 300,000 Minnesotans in efforts to defeat the measure, about 10 percent of the state's voters.

And so I urge you to consider passing this amendment because of the message it will send forcefully and clearly.

I can say what I have to say about the Second Amendment because of the First Amendment.

Members of Congress who care about the environment, animals, or consumers should oppose the King Amendment because of the horrible effect the law will have on these interests.

"The fact is we've not had a single vote this week on health care reform amendments, because of objections from the other side".

In this region, some crop by-products such as Khat leftover are available for use as soil amendments because of fewer alternate uses.

Why is it that some individuals are pushed to make personal amendments because of the new year while others are self-evaluating and making adjustments as needed?

Robert Natelson, a retired constitutional law professor who is allied with the ultra-conservative Heartland Institute, writes in The Hill that the Supreme Court may well strike down the state prohibitions on funding religious schools (known as "baby Blaine amendments") because of their origins in anti-Catholic bias.

The police had obtained a warrant to search the home, but lower courts ruled that it violated the Fourth Amendment because parts of it were not supported by probable cause.