Sentence examples for amendment radically from inspiring English sources

The amendment radically changes how rulings are made by the highest legislative court, the constitutional tribunal, and its signing by Duda follows warnings from the European Union and nationwide street protests.

Such an amendment could radically roll back the rights of millions of Americans.

Missouri is now asking the United States Supreme Court to overturn the state court ruling and to radically revise Fourth Amendment law so that police — without a warrant — can draw blood from every person arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, regardless of the circumstances.

Conservatives accused the Democrats who supported the proposal of trying "to radically shrink First Amendment protection of political speech".

Legal experts say that Ireland's case will be radically strengthened when amendments to the Paris Convention on Third Party Liability in the Field of Nuclear Energy finally come into force this year, having been originally proposed in 2004.

And the Shays-Meehan would radically weaken our First Amendment right by inappropriately and unwisely constraining the right to political speech.

But the legislation changed radically with a two-page amendment by Mr. Chambers that carved the Omaha schools into racially identifiable districts, a move he told his colleagues would allow black educators to control schools in black areas.

If Kennedy said otherwise, he was, according to McConnell, either "misleading his audience, or he was embracing a radically secularist vision of the First Amendment".

"My frustration with Donald Trump and the populist (White supremacist) movement that is sweeping the world right now has made me eager to create more frequently and more radically, if for nothing else than to express my first amendment rights in a way that doesn't suck".

That percentage drops more radically, down to thirty-eight percent, when voters understand that the amendment's language bans recognition not only of gay marriages, but also of civil unions.

Finally, that good idea at the heart of your proposal can only be presented 3 times; NIH rules say that after the third attempt--the first submission and two amendments--you have to start fresh with a new--or radically altered--idea.