Sentence examples for amendment imposes from inspiring English sources
But the Fourth Amendment imposes press restrictions in the middle of political campaigns.
Mr. Joseffer said the First Amendment imposes no such adoption requirement.
The law, known as the "millionaire's amendment," imposes special rules in races with candidates who finance their own campaigns.
As nothing in Knightss probation condition limits searches to those with a probationary purpose, the question here is whether the Fourth Amendment imposes such a limitation.
The Due Process Clause imposes on the Federal Government requirements comparable to those that the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment imposes on the states.
But we have long held that the Fourth Amendment imposes no irreducible requirement of [individualized] suspicion. United States v. Martinez&nbhyph Fuerte, 428 U.S. 543, 561 (1976).
The Jackson-Vanik amendment imposed trade sanctions on countries restricting emigration, and was intended in part to ease the exit of Soviet Jews to Israel.
At a campaign appearance Tuesday in Colorado Springs, Donald Trump echoed Newt Gingrich's "Contract With America" by calling for a constitutional amendment imposing term limits on Congress.
Mr. Kildee voted for the House health care bill in November, after Representative Bart Stupak, also a Michigan Democrat, won passage of an amendment imposing tight restrictions on insurance coverage for abortions.
In response to the squabbles, Alabama voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment imposing term limits on Auburn trustees and taking the power to appoint them away from the governor.
Tracey Goldstein, a lawyer who represents property owners in New Jersey, said that complying with the amendment imposed an "onerous burden" on the state's landlords and opened the litigation floodgates.
