Sentence examples for amendment simply from inspiring English sources

"The First Amendment simply does not allow North Carolina to criminalize something as commonplace as advice about diet," they added.

But, far from implementing these Constitutional Court decisions, the Fourth Amendment simply overrode them by inserting the unconstitutional laws directly into the constitution without attempting to fix them.

He said he had the freedom to make decisions without special interest influence, and argued that the millionaires amendment simply allowed more special interest money into the system.

Third, the First Amendment simply does not require that every member of a group agree on every issue in order for the group's policy to be "expressive association".

As Justice Sotomayor points out, the original Miranda decision said the police cannot presume a suspect has waived the rights of the Fifth Amendment simply because he or she is silent.

The theme of the government's brief in the case, which was filed last week, is equality: the amendment simply puts the government on a level playing field with other potential employers.

Removing from the Court the ability to review the content of constitutional amendments simply means that there is no barrier to the government inserting completely contradictory provisions into the text or overruling any Court decision the government doesn't like, both of which the government has already done with the Fourth Amendment.

(Democrats would contend that proposals barring Confederate Flags from being displayed on government grounds or provisions protecting LGBT workers are far from amendments simply meant to be toxic).

If they had intended anything different the amendment would simply read, "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed".

More striking was the minority of evangelical churchgoers and even pastors who expressed ambivalence about the amendment or simply a desire to stay out of the debate.

The bill in question was actually a procedural measure to extend the government's borrowing limits, Mr. Florio said, and the Social Security amendment was simply tacked on to make it appear more palatable.