Sentence examples for amendments began from inspiring English sources

Proposed constitutional amendments began cropping up after 2006, when Massachusetts enacted a sweeping state measure meant to create nearly universal health coverage for residents.

Between Mr. Romney's two comments - first on the television show and then in the town hall - the question of Mr. Romney's stance on personhood amendments began bubbling up on liberal talk shows and online.

The amendments begin to jettison a cruel and repressive system.

To ensure that sediment uranium concentrations would be adequate for spectroscopic and microscopic analysis, the reactors received supplemental acetate (3 mM) and uranyl (20 μM) amendments beginning on August 24 , 2010

The series of events leading to the Supreme Court argument on the Solomon Amendment began about forty years ago, with the arrival of Sylvia Law in New York City.

Ms. Rice's fondness for the Second Amendment began while watching her father sit on the porch with a gun, ready to defend his family against the Klan's night riders.

Yet as the '70s went on, and the women's movement gained a hold in the public mind (and the proposed Equal Rights Amendment began gaining a hold in Congress and in statehouses), Edith herself gained a measure of strength and self-respect that deepened her character movingly.

In the first decade of the twenty-first century, American historians who disagreed with the individual and insurrectionist interpretations of the Second Amendment began to take them more seriously when it became clear that a conservative judiciary was taking them seriously, and that a test case would reach the Supreme Court.

Thus the long campaign for the Equal Rights Amendment began....And we marched: Throughout the 1960s, our feet grew tired, but they refused to quit walking.

SWC's wholly avoidable clash with the First Amendment began on October 22, when a group of students assembled on SWC's "free speech patio" to protest various class and budget cuts at the college.

By granting the full and irrevocable rights of citizenship to former slaves and their children, the 14th Amendment began to right the wrongs of the most shameful chapter in our history.