Sentence examples for amendment route from inspiring English sources

Trump's proposal makes no mention of a Constitutional amendment route, and could even be taken to suggest that he would try to accomplish the result through an executive order, if he could (perhaps based on an 1873 attorney general's opinion).

This prompted the Senate to quickly cave in; it voted to have the amendment forwarded to the states, where it was put to a vote according to the traditional amendment route, and ratified.

Following the 1929 amendments, Route 3 ran from Paterson along today's Route 20, through Clifton, Passaic, Wallington, Carlstadt, and East Rutherford along local streets, and finally down Paterson Plank Road (part of which is today's Route 120) to Secaucus.

Critics of the measure, pointing to the Constitution's requirement that House members be chosen "by the people of the several states," say that it is blatantly unconstitutional and that the District of Columbia can win a voting seat in the House only through a Constitutional amendment — a route that has been tried unsuccessfully in the past.

Labour and the Liberal Dems were very clear earlier in the year – with the Puttnam amendments – the route they want to go down.

Amendments to the route include: Primrose Hill, north London - moving a tunnel 100 metres further north and making it deeper under ground.

Perhaps most crucial of all is an amendment arguing that the "broad route" for HS2 shall include all alternative routes for the line.

From this, our work grew to the mobilisation of support for Alf Dubs' amendment to create another safe route for the children most at risk.

So far, this route to an amendment has not succeeded, but of late we are exploring a lot of novel territory in American democracy.

The state officially started its trunk highway system in 1920, with the passage of the Babcock Amendment that established 70 Constitutional Routes around the state.

Without immunity, many officials may take that route, and the fifth amendment protection against self-incrimination, to weasel their way out of telling the truth.