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The group will propose, however, striking out language in the amendment that prohibits legal protections for domestic unions.

Judge Vicki Miles-LaGrange of Federal District Court in Oklahoma City issued a temporary restraining order on Monday to block a state constitutional amendment that prohibits state courts from considering international or Islamic law when deciding cases.

I understand how the landslide passage of Amendment One in North Carolina earlier this year (adding a constitutional amendment that prohibits same-sex marriage) could have been your proverbial last straw.

When the landlord learned of the overcharge, it started an eviction action against Ms. Mazzola based upon her alleged violation of section 2525.7(b) of the Rent Stabilization Code, the amendment that prohibits charging a roommate more than a proportionate share of the rent.

"Ultimately we'd like to have the amendment that prohibits the discharge of student loans repealed," Story said.

The spending bill includes an amendment that prohibits the Department of Justice from using funds to go after state-legal medical cannabis programs.

He helped secure the Hatch Act and The Washington Daily News called a 1940 amendment that prohibited campaigning by federally funded state employees a "monument to Alben Barkley's persistence and parliamentary skill".

In 2003, Iranian scholars, scientists and writers faced discrimination when the Office of Foreign Assets Control's (OFAC) imposed a ruling of the Berman Amendment that prohibited U.S. publishers from engaging in any publishing activity with an author from a sanctioned country without first applying for a special license.

Rep. Martin Kiar, D-Parkland sponsored amendments that prohibited students from delivering any message that "could or would endanger the health and safety of children," "distorts well-established historical facts," or expresses "anti-American sentiments that are intended to disparage, either directly or indirectly, the United States of America".

The National Labor Relations Board has told state officials that it will soon file federal lawsuits against Arizona and South Dakota in seeking to invalidate those states' constitutional amendments that prohibit private sector employees from choosing to unionize through a procedure known as card check.

The right to vote is itself considered an aspect of state citizenship, subject to the constraints of the post-Civil War constitutional amendments that prohibit discrimination on account of race.