Sentence examples for amendment off from inspiring English sources

A judge in Florida tossed a similar constitutional amendment off that state's ballot last week, sayings its language was too overtly political.

Not only in commercial speech, but in the area of pure political speech as well, the current majority threatens to drive the First Amendment off a cliff.

You already took the 14th Amendment off the table," Reid said, according to notes of the call.

Players "have the right to have the First Amendment off the field," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Sunday in an interview with ABC's "This Week".

And Harry Reid kept Byron Dorgan's popular drug reimportation amendment off the floor of the Senate until PhRMA could whip enough votes to defeat it because it violated that deal.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin defended Trump's remarks in an interview on ABC's "This Week," telling host Martha Raddatz that players "have the right to have the First Amendment off the field," but that the NFL should fine or suspend players who protest as the anthem is played at the start of games.

This Article traces the constitutional jurisprudence of both First Amendment off-campus speech protection and Fourth Amendment search standards as applied to the school setting.

What did the overwhelming defeat of your amendment cutting off [aid to] Egypt tell you about how much progress you're making?

It would probably take a more narrow approach than the Kucinich amendment, cutting off spending for specific actions like Predator strikes.

Two weeks after the primary, the leaders of the Ohio legislature offered to pass a law limiting spending if Blackwell would get the amendment taken off the ballot.

Furthermore, said Robert Oakley, Ambassador to Pakistan in 1990, Pakistan thought its national security was compromised by Washington, because a legal provision known as the Pressler Amendment cut off economic and military assistance to Pakistan because of its nuclear program, but did not similarly punish India, which had already set off a nuclear explosion in 1974.