Sentence examples for amendment work from inspiring English sources

And despite his first amendment work, Mr. Kendall is much less willing to mix it up with reporters.

The first issue, which has been forcefully identified by my fellow Economix blogger Bruce Bartlett, is that there is no way to make this amendment work.

At the Billings law firm where he was a star partner, now called Moulton Bellingham, Judge Thomas handled everything from bankruptcy — he was named trustee in 1,500 cases — to complex corporate litigation and First Amendment work for The Billings Gazette, recalled Greg Murphy, a lawyer who worked with him at the firm.

The Fifth Amendment and the Sixth Amendment work in tandem.

In the post, Daleiden said his "First Amendment work product" was taken, a reference to his claim that he and his work are protected as an "undercover journalist".

So the Legislature has the ability to make this amendment work for the benefit of those who truly need it.

If the amendment works as planned, the three-way oligopoly that has long dominated the ratings business could be doomed.

Jefferson and James Madison, the author of the First Amendment, worked to rouse the public against the Sedition Act.

As late as 1989, even Bork could argue that the Second Amendment works "to guarantee the right of states to form militias, not for individuals to bear arms".

"The way the First Amendment works in the marketplace of ideas that so upsets Vermont is that both sides get to tell their story," he said.

One attorney working for the ACLU's First Amendment Working Group said, "Travelling with a laptop should not mean that the government gets a free pass to rifle through your personal papers.