Sentence examples for amendment event from inspiring English sources

"This is important because the encounter Americans have with T.S.A. screeners is the most common Fourth Amendment event in American life," he said.

This holding, it appears, was premised on the assumption that the officers were required to have independent reasonable suspicion in order to question Mena concerning her immigration status because the questioning constituted a discrete Fourth Amendment event.

In contrast to the NYPD, the MPD body camera policy mandates filming First Amendment events, and its First Amendment Assembly policy requires protest footage be kept for three years, much longer than the 90 days required for other body camera footage.

He will stop at a fish and game club for a "Second Amendment Supporter Event," tour a public charter school, and hold a session on the Common Core education standards, in which he is likely to draw a contrast between potential rival and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R).

The fifth amendment issue became the catalyst for a watershed event in 1954, which finally resolved the ACLU's ambivalence by ousting the anti-communists from ACLU leadership.

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He said the new Justice Department guidelines include tips for "how to approach maintaining order during 1st Amendment-protected events," including avoiding "needless confrontation" and "choosing appropriate equipment and uniforms".

Earlier this year, Shelton took part in the NRA Country/ACM Celebrity Shootout, and shared his thoughts on the Second Amendment during the event.

Tony Abbott makes a special trip to AFP headquarters in order to deliver a national security speech, flagging (excuse the dreadful pun, there were actually six flags at the event) amendments to the Citizenship Act allowing the government to revoke or suspend the Australian citizenship of dual nationals.

Senator Mary L. Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, will be showing her support for the Second Amendment during a campaign event at a shooting range in the state.

Last week, Poland's parliament narrowly voted down an amendment to describe the events in Volyn as genocide.