Sentence examples for amendment entitled from inspiring English sources
Last week, Senator David Vitter (R-LA) released another potential FERPA amendment entitled theStudent Privacy Protection Act.
The amendment, entitled "Protecting the essential freedom of the internet", calls for "additional safeguards for online freedom of speech to be in place".
In other words, the Virginia law restricted listeners' access to speech (in the form of price information) that the First Amendment entitled them to.
But the judge firmly rejected their contention that the First Amendment entitled journalists to refuse to answer a grand jury's questions about confidential sources.
Four years ago the Supreme Court decided corporations were people under the First Amendment, entitled to their own freedom of speech.
Justices William J. Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackmun, while joining portions of the majority opinion, dissented from the majority's conclusion that the First Amendment entitled the lawyers to no special treatment.
Several news organizations have asked that the letter be unsealed, saying that the First Amendment entitles the public and the press access to the information, especially because voters must decide this fall whether to re-elect Mr. Torricelli.
Mr. Osborne's legal team — which includes two lawyers, Peter J. Neufeld and Barry C. Scheck, who collaborated on a book with me 10 years ago — has argued that the due process guaranteed by the 14th Amendment entitles him to the tests.
And the Sixth Amendment entitles a federal criminal defendant to a trial by jurors living in the state and district where the crime was committed.
It's not another rehashing of the tired, conventional arguments over why America has the highest rates of gun violence in the developed world, or whether universal background checks and new assault weapons would solve the problem, or if the Second Amendment entitles private citizens to buy whatever firearms they feel like owning.
The freedoms protected against federal encroachment by the First Amendment are entitled under the Fourteenth Amendment to the same protection from infringement by the States.
