Sentence examples for amendment hardly from inspiring English sources

"Three months after the Dubs amendment, hardly any children have been helped at all – it is shameful that the British government has done almost nothing to bring desperate child refugees here.

This is quite obvious because the populations before and after the amendment hardly differ and, consequently, pooling is admissible.

I must admit that the subtlety of those amendments hardly seemed worth the effort.

It used to be known as the "lost amendment," because hardly anyone ever wrote about it.

And Amendment 66 hardly puts Colorado in the ranks of high-tax states.

The flag-desecration amendment would hardly mean the death of free expression in America.

"Why should I be made to feel like an outsider?" Yet the First Amendment is hardly Mr. Newdow's only preoccupation, even if he calls himself the founding minister of the First Amendment Church of True Science FACTSS).

We there held that where officers stated that they were revenue officers and requested admission to the premises in order to make a search there was, as a matter of law, 'implied coercion.' Inasmuch 'as conduct under duress involves a choice,' the Fourth Amendment is hardly to be nullified by finding every submission short of overpowering force 'voluntary.' See Union Pac. R. Co. v. Public Serv.

But the Levin amendment was hardly the cause celebre of the pacifist or pro-'global government' crowd.

After all, the 14th Amendment was hardly the lofty product of a nation seeking to define itself as a shining example to the world.

He says that the Guardian was right to argue that the amendments were hardly Bolshevism in an editorial last week and to say they should be accepted.