Sentence examples for amendment the part from inspiring English sources

The gunsmith who made the weapon praised Palin's dedication to the second amendment, the part of the US constitution that the gun lobby says guarantees individuals the right to pack heat.

In the Coakley case, the judge held that that federal restrictions on funding for states that recognize same-sex marriage violates the 10th Amendment, the part of the Constitution that declares that rights not explicitly granted to the federal government, or denied to the states, belong to the states.

In the Coakley case, Judge Tauro had held that that federal restrictions on financing for states that recognize same-sex marriage violates the 10th Amendment — the part of the Constitution that declares that rights not explicitly granted to the federal government, or denied to the states, belong to the states.

Cooper, who took part in the Bundy ranch stand-off in 2014 and had travelled from Arizona to join the protest, wore combat fatigues with a sleeve patch describing the Second Amendment (the part of the Constitution that enshrines the right to own assault rifles) as "America's Original Homeland Security".

Manchin, a coal state Democrat, proposed an amendment to the part of Sanders' amendment that calls it "imperative that the United States transform its energy system away from fossil fuels and toward energy efficiency and sustainable energy".

In 2008 the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the "Millionaires Amendment" - the part of the McCain-Feingold Act intended to level the financial playing field by allowing a candidate to raise more in larger donations when a rich opponent invests large sums in his own political campaign.

And in their most recent attack on the Constitution, Tea Party Republicans are gearing up for a sweeping challenge to the 14th Amendment -- the part of our Constitution that has for the past 140 years defined what it is to be an American.

The amendments clarify the part of the law known as the 60-400 provision," which held that no more than 40percentt of an establishment's inventory and space be used for so-called adult entertainment.

He still delayed as much as he could, but was required, in July 1868, to report the ratifications making the amendment part of the Constitution.

The Lib Dems said on Monday they would not be voting with Labour and would instead back an amendment stating that "the part of the coalition led by the deputy prime minister (Nick Clegg)" advocates the idea, while "the part of the coalition led by the prime minister does not".

"We're concerned about the broader impact of recognizing broad first amendment rights on the part of companies to keep consumers and investors in the dark," said Julie Murray, an attorney for Amnesty International.