Sentence examples for amendment consistent with from inspiring English sources

How can the American people be educated to understand the true meaning of the Second Amendment consistent with the Supreme Court's interpretation of that Amendment?

The court endorses a one-paragraph form order stating that the NSA's process "'contains all the required elements' and that the revised NSA, FBI and CIA minimization procedures submitted with the amendment 'are consistent with the requirements of [50 U.S.C. §1881a e)] and with the fourth amendment to the Constitution of the United States'".

Democrats and Republican alike announced their allegiance to the Second Amendment and the public grew to believe that the NRA view of the Second Amendment was consistent with constitutional law.

The increased in the total CO2-C evolution with increasing rate of biochar amendment is consistent with the results of Smith et al. (2010) who reported increased CO2-C evolution in soils amended with switchgrass biochar pyrolyzed at 500 °C, which increased with increasing rates of biochar application due to increased labile C added at higher rates.

The fairness amendment is consistent with the most leading-edge data on what is good for a city".

The Court said this list was not exhaustive; and found that the Second Amendment is consistent with laws banning firearms that are "dangerous and unusual".

If elected, it stands to reason that she would want to appoint to the Supreme Court a judge who interprets the Second Amendment more consistent with her views than Justice Scalia's.

The language in our amendment is completely consistent with the Hyde Amendment, which in the 33 years since its passage has done nothing to inhibit private health insurers from offering abortion coverage.

Nonetheless, the court's 15th Amendment analysis was consistent with the court's current view that there is essentially no such thing as benign discrimination.

He said Calvert's amendment was "entirely consistent" with the Obama administration's policy that bans the sale and display of the Confederate flag on National Park Service properties -- except when it is in a historical or educational context.

Mathews told the vestry its amendment was not consistent with the canon, but he honored the vote, and thus, on the 14th, the delegation attempting to integrate the church was turned away.