Sentence examples for amendment in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The case creates a temptation," he said, "for police to leave the occupant of a vehicle unsecured in the belief that they are now operating within the Fourth Amendment in terms of being able to search the vehicle".

Through this lens, the Second Amendment is barely even comparable to the First Amendment in terms of what rights it enables.

The media regulator also said that the licence amendment would not negatively impact the market for Freeview HD receivers "in terms of market distortion and price".

Advanced radiological training might lead to considerable amendments in terms of knowledge and practice of CT referral.

Kennedy often saw First Amendment issues in terms of abstractions.

As recently as 1988, Cole notes, a federal court maintained that "for at least 100 years [courts] have analyzed the second amendment purely in terms of protecting state militias, rather than individual rights".

The results from the study indicated that urine performed favourably well as a soil amendment in comparison with the other conventional soil amendments used in terms of the concentration of the trace metals in S. oleracea.

Conduct a general classroom discussion to interpret the amendment and understand the implications in terms of the article they read.

"All you have to do is watch Saturday Night Live, but I don't think there is racism to the extent that one state should be treated differently in terms of amendment -- it's voting rights.

Schaake said it's likely more clarity will emerge tomorrow, once it's clear who has tabled what (in terms of amendments) that will then get voted on by the whole parliament next week.

It doesn't matter in terms of First Amendment rights, but it does matter in terms of the sponsors' motivations, which are explicitly interfaith, moderate, anti-terror, etc. QUESTION FROM BILL SUAREZ: What is the design of the mosque?