Sentence examples for amendment to have from inspiring English sources

The Eighteenth Amendment is the only amendment to have secured ratification and later been repealed.

He founded WolfPac in 2011, a campaigning organisation which aims to get a constitutional amendment to have publicly funded elections and overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, which allowed billions to flow into the political system through Superpacs.

He looks around and says, 'Wow, when I went to sleep the world was full of trials.' " The decisions, endorsed by a 5-to-4 majority and written by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, affirm a defendant's right under the Sixth Amendment to have the assistance of an effective lawyer during pretrial negotiations.

Or they could move more quickly via the 25th Amendment to have Trump certified as impaired, and take him out in a net.

After Labour tabled an amendment to have poppers excluded from the bill, MPs voted to keep them in, meaning British retailers would no longer be allowed to sell them.

"It's true that the church doesn't have a First Amendment right to have a government contract," he said, "but it does have a First Amendment right not to be excluded from a contract based on its religious beliefs".

The Boxer amendment appears to have the necessary votes to pass; unfortunately the commanders are opposing the Gillibrand amendment and their Senate supporters have threatened a filibuster.

"The thought in the Franken amendment is to have some independent nonconflicted verification," he said.

Supporters said there was no better advertisement for the Second Amendment than to have thousands of responsible adults openly carrying their weapons in a highly visible fashion.

By late May, the Merkley-Levin amendment appeared to have gained the support of Dodd and other Democrats, and even some Republicans.

To become law or bill, a constitutional amendment had to have the assent of both the Diet and the Emperor.