Sentence examples for amendment framed from inspiring English sources

On the wall will be a reproduction of the First Amendment framed in gold and six quotations, written in the Gothic typescript used by Hitler, from American politicians.

Even the religion clause of the First Amendment is framed dryly and without reference to any particular faith.

However, by the late 20th century the popular consensus had shifted, many believing that the Second Amendment was framed to protect armed self-defense in the home.

The Mississippi "personhood amendment" was framed as a battle over the rights of women to use birth control - not to make "miscarriage" a crime.

Another clue: Several of the amendments were framed as "sense of the Senate" or "sense of the Congress" resolutions, which pack no legal punch.

This was not what the American founders had in mind when they passed the fourth amendment after having framed article I of the Constitution.

By "secular," the people who framed the amendment meant that in India all faiths are accepted, and that Indians are expected to tolerate all religions.

In an op-ed article in The St . LouisPost Dispatch over the weekend, Mr. Blunt framed his amendment as a correction to the 2009 health care law, which made broader requirements on coverage.

In an appendix to his dissenting opinion, Justice Black analyzed statements made by those who framed the Fourteenth Amendment, reaching the conclusion that "the Fourteenth Amendment, and particularly its privileges and immunities clause, was a plain application of the Bill of Rights to the states".

It framed Amash's amendment as rashly ending the bulk surveillance of phone records, while the administration was committed thoughtfully reforming it, although it has yet to publicly announce any reforms.

And some Democrats may not be ready to publicly oppose the Hyde Amendment, which Republicans have successfully framed as banning "taxpayer-funded abortions". .