Sentence examples for amendment would serve from inspiring English sources
H.R. 1987 proposes an "Oversight Commission on Presidential Capacity" that, under the Twenty-fifth Amendment, would serve as the congressionally appointed body for determining whether the President cannot execute the powers and duties of his office owing to mental illness or deficiency.
Without drawing the line at roadblocks designed primarily to serve the general interest in crime control, the Fourth Amendment would do little to prevent such intrusions from becoming a routine part of American life.
This amendment would do that.
The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) strongly opposes this amendment and any attempt that would serve to undermine the independence of accounting standard setting.
In the end, Mr. Byrd said, he concluded the amendment did not fit the confines of the Constitution and would serve to debase it, just as the constitutional amendment on Prohibition had, before it was was repealed.
An amendment that places sensible limits on presidential pardoning power would serve the nation and stand as a mark of Mr. Clinton's everlasting shame.
During a brief debate in the Committee on Rules today, it became apparent that states' rights would serve as the rallying point against the amendment.
At one point, he said that a president would serve just two four-year terms, as specified in proposed constitutional amendments.
The amendments were rejected by the Germans and it was made clear that the council would serve only advisory functions.
The president would serve a four-year term and be eligible for continual reelection (by the Twenty-second Amendment, adopted in 1951, the president was limited to a maximum of two terms).
