Sentence examples for amendment clearly from inspiring English sources

The First Amendment clearly protects Mr. Glik's right to videotape public events.

In a sign of the contorted position created by coalition politics, the prime minister's spokesman said the amendment "clearly is in line with Conservative party policy".

Kip Kempton, a delegate from Arizona, opposed Mr. Kobach's E-Verify amendment, clearly laying out the dissonance between the G.O.P.'s gospel of limited government and its resurgent nativism.

"Let me state unequivocally my view that the text and the original intent of the Second Amendment clearly protect the right of individuals to keep and bear firearms," Ashcroft wrote to James Jay Baker, the N.R.A.'s chief lobbyist.

But Harry Reid, the majority leader, refused to give him a vote on the airport amendment, clearly annoyed that scores of similar requests had come in from senators of both parties.

Attorney General John D. Ashcroft attracted only mild interest a year ago when he told the National Rifle Association, "The text and original intent of the Second Amendment clearly protect the right of individuals to keep and bear firearms".

The amendments clearly state that providers need to be trained before providing abortion services.

The reason this seems intuitively wrong is that the First Amendment is clearly aimed at preventing government from trying to control or censor political opinions.

Even as he expressed his hope for improvement, Mr. Bollinger, a legal expert on the First Amendment, was clearly trying to navigate carefully between the issues of free speech and hurting others.

The First Amendment states clearly that Congress is not allowed to establish any religion.

The only "pro-American" amendment is clearly the Second Amendment, so I'll stop writing and buy myself a gun.