Sentence examples for amendment to respond from inspiring English sources

It's our belief that we are entitled under the First Amendment to respond to our users' concerns and to the statements of U.S. government officials by providing information about the scope of U.S. government surveillance – including what types of legal process have not been received.

The amendment did little to respond to the criticism of the border sheriffs, who questioned the broad leeway granted to Homeland Security officials to decide how to carry out the border security measures, and called for sweeping Congressional oversight over the whole plan.

As the Associated Press reported at the time, Anthony used videoconferencing from an undisclosed location to deliver her testimony and answered few questions, primarily allowing her attorney to invoke the Fifth Amendment in declining to respond.

But lawmakers approved, 53 to 47, Senator Michael Bennet's (D CO) amendment asking the government to respond to the "economic and national security threats posed by human-induced climate change".

Amendments also were offered to respond to the Boston Marathon bombings, allegedly conducted by two brothers of Chechen origin who sought asylum with their family years ago.

Pretty soon the Court will decree that the Second Amendment gives corporations the right to deploy private armies and the Fifth Amendment gives them permission to refuse to respond to subpoenas.

We must pass the Voting Rights Amendment Act and equip our democracy to respond to present-day barriers at the ballot box.

Lord Hunt of Wirral, chairman of the Press Complaints Commission, is holding talks with the newspaper industry to decide how to respond to the amendments.

Mr. Cohen is expected to assert his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refuse to respond to questions.

An interesting question is whether any of these officials will invoke the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination and refuse to respond to questions.

Nevertheless, the Democrats decided to respond to Republican posturing with a meaningless amendment that nothing in the bill "shall result in the reduction of guaranteed benefits" in Medicare.