Sentence examples for amendment dictated from inspiring English sources

Planned Parenthood is consisted of Title X and Medicaid; Title X does not allow federal funding to go toward abortions, and the 1977 Hyde Amendment dictated that Medicaid funds by government spending can only be allocated for abortions in cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in danger.

Nothing in the explicit language of the Fourth Amendment dictates that result.

The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment dictates that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion".

The 12th Amendment dictates that the person with a majority of the Electoral College shall be elected president.

The McCain-Feinstein amendment dictates that the HIG be required to submit a report to the secretary of defense, the director of national intelligence, the attorney general, and others on "best practices" for obtaining "reliable and voluntary" statements from captives that do not involve the use of force.

It would not go into effect until after the next election, as the XXVIIth Amendment dictates.

Should the government pass laws or amend the amendment to dictate why nongovernmental companies can and cannot fire or suspend an employee?

Whether through Federal Reserve credits--effectively the creation of new money--or the utilization of tax receipts flowing into the Treasury, the approximately $15 billion per month of interest on outstanding Treasury obligations--a relative pittance--would be prioritized over other uses of funds, as both common sense and the 14th Amendment would dictate.

In this Article, Professor Dellinger contends that judicial abstentation from involvement in amendment process disputes is dictated neither by the text of article V nor by actual congressional practice nor by the weight of relevent precedent and that it is subversive of the clarity and regularity essential to legitimate constitutional change.

A similar prohibition has existed in the St Patrick's Day parade in Boston since 1995, when the US supreme court ruled it was the organisers' first amendment right to dictate who they allowed to march.

Current legislation (Forests Amendment Act 1993) dictates that tawa can only be exploited by small group or individual tree harvesting.