Sentence examples for amendment factors from inspiring English sources

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Caleb Mason, an associate professor of law at Southwestern Law School, has written a 19-page law review article on how the Fourth Amendment factors into the second verse of "99 Problems".

Since then, Breyer has been beating the drum that he'd like to hear a case about "the need to reconsider the validity of capital punishment under the Eighth Amendment" -- including factors such as the excessive delays to mete it out, the countless cases of innocent people sentenced to death, or its plain arbitrariness.

"I plead the fifth," says Biggs, before Nicholas points out that the fifth amendment doesn't factor in the UK.

And in selecting subjects for such scrutiny, agents are allowed to use ethnicity, religion or speech protected by the First Amendment as a factor — as long as it is not the only one.

Following the amendment allowing growth factor support, no further protocol-defined DLTs were observed.

The first is drummed into us in school when learning about the First Amendment, but the recognition factor on the second probably exists because of Tom Clancy's novel (and subsequent movie) of the same name.

It is the reason our home secretary, Amber Rudd, said we shouldn't take those 2,650 extra child refugees into the UK under the Dubs amendment: the dreaded "pull factor" which has informed much of our immigration policy for the last few years.

The experiment is a full-factorial strip design, the factors being "organic amendment" and "level of N-fertiliser".

But the second amendment is not the only factor that embeds guns in America's culture.

Pro-choice groups have argued that the eighth amendment creates a legal "chill factor" among medical teams even in cases affected by a law passed in 2013 that allows for terminations in very limited circumstances.