Sentence examples for amendment vision from inspiring English sources

In a solo concurrence, Justice Sotomayor defended her signing onto Scalia's conservative opinion by saying it was sufficient to decide the present case, but went on to enunciate a muscularly liberal Fourth Amendment vision for non-physical searches.

When completed, assuming no more delays and amendments to the vision, it will be the envy of Asia certainly, but perhaps the world.

Schools can adopt an Honor Code, charter or bylaws amendments, or a vision statement from the Board or Parent Association to guide conduct and give support to reformers seeking positive change.

Even Obama, during the campaign, endorsed the N.R.A.'s vision of Second Amendment rights.

And the 25th Amendment reflects a clear constitutional vision that the vice president belongs in the executive branch and should be an active participant in it.

But the Senate narrowly defeated the key to implementing NPL's broad vision: a constitutional amendment to allow for state-owned businesses.

All of these new toys lead to specious SWAT team raids that eviscerate the Fourth Amendment, acclimating us to the vision of police in jackboots with assault rifles patrolling our streets.

Just as ISIS believes that their brand of Islam is superior to all other sects, some NRA members believe that their vision of Second Amendment rights supersede what most people believe reasonable controls over gun violence.

According to Chris Cox, Director of the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action, Reid could not be forgiven his support of Supreme Court nominees Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan, both strongly opposed by the gun lobby for failing to commit themselves to its absolutist vision of Second Amendment rights.

People call it the libertarian vision of the First Amendment.

If Kennedy said otherwise, he was, according to McConnell, either "misleading his audience, or he was embracing a radically secularist vision of the First Amendment".