Sentence examples for amendment debated from inspiring English sources

The first amendment debated requires the government to "secure (within the resources made available…) that individuals have access to legal services that effectively meet their needs".

The amendment debated on Thursday does not indicate what would happen to same-sex couples who marry in the two years before the amendment could get final approval, but some of its backers said they intended to have those marriages converted to civil unions.

However it rules, the Second Amendment debate could come before the Supreme Court.

In subtler moments, Barrett distills and dismisses the signature arguments from both sides of the Second Amendment debate.

31, at the climax of the amendment debate, Lincoln answered an urgent question from the House about whether the Confederate commissioners had come to see him.

— There was the college-wide ban on students' sidewalk scribblings, which set off a First Amendment debate at one of the country's more progressive campuses.

In a statement to a Dallas television station, Chipotle made clear that it was not taking a stance in the Second Amendment debate.

Some unhappy people, including survivors, pleaded with the museum to cancel the show before it opened or at least to withhold some works from it, but there was no First Amendment debate.

Justice Scalia and Justice Kennedy read their impassioned dissenting opinions in the courtroom this morning for more than half an hour, making clear that this First Amendment debate was in many respects a proxy for the court's ongoing abortion debate.

A recent issue included a business-oriented article about a new plan for Peekskill ("Mayor Vows to Broaden Business Base Downtown"), an article about a housing project dispute in Dobbs Ferry that is engendering a First Amendment debate, and an article about the Marriott chain, which is considering building a hotel in Croton Falls.

Harriet Harman denies that this is a devious plan to prevent reform, but has no answer but a suggestion that the government simply table the full resolution of the Wright committee for amendment, debate and decision, just like any normal parliament – which did not have a control-freak government – could.