Sentence examples for amendment discourse from inspiring English sources

But the likelihood that something will be done is slim if Waldron is right about the state of First Amendment discourse: "[I]n the American debate, the philosophical arguments about hate speech are knee-jerk, impulsive and thoughtless".

Second Amendment discourse is only one such comparison.

Without the protections enshrined in our First Amendment, discourse over the internet would be greatly inhibited, protesters would be unable to organize, and dissidents and activists would be targeted by those in power and locked out of the system.

In the ongoing MTP amendment discourse in India, one publication has achieved extra attention, namely the Indian study confirming the equivalence of Ayurvedic doctors or nurses with fresh MBBS doctors in terms of assessment of gestational length, eligibility for medical abortion, and abortion outcome.

The politically charged sermons were recorded and sent to the IRS to prove the pastors' violations of a 1954 tax code amendment banning such discourse.

A place where the First Amendment ensures the open discourse of the press.

Facebook should have a town hall process of notice and comment and a system of voting to encourage input and discourse on amendments to these Principles or to the Rights and Responsibilities.

Christopher Anne Affleck Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 7, 2009 • To the Editor: You make the argument that the First Amendment has historically protected free discourse and should, in the same spirit, protect depictions of animal cruelty.

Though public officials may be indifferent, contrary, or silent participants in democratic discourse, at least the First Amendment commands their audience".

In this commentary, we review the evidence in response to the current discourse with regard to the amendments.

It belittles the First Amendment to confuse the solemn obligation of enlightened discourse with the capacity to cause panic for mere amusement.