Sentence examples for amendment plainly from inspiring English sources
The 15th Amendment plainly prohibited racial discrimination in voting, and gave Congress broad authority to enforce this new constitutional command.
But the real issue is that when a removal proceeding is prejudiced by the mistakes of a privately retained attorney, the due process clause, part of the 5th and 14th Amendments, is plainly violated.
Although this proposed law may be constitutional as applied to government employees who unlawfully leak such material to people who are unauthorized to receive it, it would plainly violate the First Amendment to punish anyone who might publish or otherwise circulate the information after it has been leaked.
"Were it enacted as a direct regulation of speech, the Policy Requirement would plainly violate the First Amendment," said Roberts, who delivered the opinion of the court.
They said that previous immigration bills were still being reviewed by the courts, and that it was not smart to pass new legislation that plainly conflicted with the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.
Courts have uniformly held that this argument that the Fourteenth Amendment divested state citizens of U.S. citizenship is plainly incorrect.
Most of the provisions of section 29 are plainly similar to those of the Sixth Amendment, namely the Information Clause, the Assistance of Counsel Clause, and the Compulsory Process Clause.
He claimed in his dissent, "the Court totally ignores, as it did in last Term's reapportionment cases all the history of the Fourteenth Amendment and the course of judicial decisions which together plainly show that the Equal Protection Clause was not intended to touch state electoral matters".
One, he showed me plainly that he wanted me to get in the fight against abortion politically.... Secondly, we've got an amendment coming up on our constitution that you need to vote yes for.
