Sentence examples for amendment status from inspiring English sources

There is a lively debate within the court over whether to elevate commercial speech to full First Amendment status.

"One type of corporation, those that are part of the press, might be able to claim special First Amendment status," he wrote.

777, 96 L.Ed. 1098 19522), disposed of the view that because cinemas were profit enterprises their films were somehow deprived of full First Amendment status.

But it went beyond that in saying that the trade publications "are not disseminated to the general public," and thus do not have the same First Amendment status as other journalistic publications.

But the recent child pornography cases tell us that, at the very least, there is uncertainty surrounding the Fourth Amendment status of such evidence.

And without a balanced budget amendment, the status quo wins and future generations lose.

"The eighth amendment undermines the status of the Irish constitution.

Kierra Johnson, executive director of Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity, told Slate: "We are thrilled that pro-choice champions are no longer accepting the Hyde Amendment as the status quo".

One need not give the Second Amendment "second-class" status to recognize what should be obvious: by its very nature, the Second Amendment is a different kind of right.

Under the provisions of the amendment, the dual status commander will lead all National Guard and reserve troops during the disasters, allowing for coordination over a variety of matters, ranging from what the troops will do to where they will sleep.

Coupling pre-emptive isolation of high risk patients with subsequent amendment of isolation status based on the results of universal screening using conventional culture increased appropriate isolation and approximately halved the number of unisolated bed days while MRSA positive compared with limiting pre-emptive isolation to high risk patients.