Sentence examples for amendment ruling from inspiring English sources

The Senate even voted 73 to 24 on Feb. 6 for an amendment ruling out stimulus money for museums, arts centers and theaters.

Americans for Prosperity, an organization founded by the Koch brothers, recently joined in the battle and began broadcasting television advertisements in several cities highlighting the health care amendment ruling.

If accepted, it would gut The Times's own free speech rights, since The New York Times Company is a corporation — something that didn't stop it from winning the landmark First Amendment ruling New York Times v. Sullivan.

The Court unanimously overturned the Florida statute under the Press Freedom Clause of the First Amendment, ruling that "Governmental compulsion on a newspaper to publish that which 'reason' tells it should not be published is unconstitutional".

Mr. Margolis condemns the First Amendment ruling in Citizens United as ignoring the corrupting effects of money in politics.

In an important First Amendment ruling yesterday, a federal appeals court ordered Chief Justice Moore to remove the monument.

The court continued its push to broaden Second Amendment rights, ruling on Monday that the amendment's protections apply to state and local gun control laws as well as to federal law.

The decision, from which Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. dissented, was the latest in a series of muscular First Amendment rulings from the Roberts court.

The court relied on First Amendment rulings that prohibit the government from telling people what they must say, like telling schoolchildren they must recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

In its recent Second Amendment rulings, the Supreme Court struck down complete bans on handgun ownership, but explicitly left room for limits on gun ownership and possession by felons and the mentally ill, and other reasonable restrictions like Texas' age limitations.

However, Breyer is also recognized to be deferential to the interests of law enforcement and to legislative judgments in the Supreme Court's First Amendment rulings.