Sentence examples for amendments no from inspiring English sources

Thus, it often used the due process clause of the Fifth and Fourteenth amendments (no person shall be deprived of "life, liberty, or property, without due process of law") to invalidate social legislation, such as laws establishing minimum or maximum working hours.

The debate was effectively guillotined, and amendments not discussed will be discussed at report stage of the bill (along with a raft of other amendments, no doubt, so that will be rushed as well); but the essential point is this: provisions and amendments which will have a huge effect on vulnerable and other households were despatched in a matter of a few hours.

As with past trade agreements, because Congress gave President Obama "fast track authority" back in June, there will eventually be an up or down, majority vote on the treaty -- no amendments, no filibusters.

Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. wrote some years ago of his puzzlement that the American Right seemed always ready, willing and able to rally around proposed constitutional amendments, no matter how improbable -- whether it's a "Human Life" amendment, or a pro-school prayer amendment, or now an anti-gay-marriage amendment.

I refer to Amendments Nos 1 and 12.

Eudra EEACTA200901599910 The study protocol, two global amendments (Nos. 1 and 2), informed consent documents, and other appropriate study-related documents were reviewed and approved by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine Central Ethics Committee and local independent ethics committees (IECs).

No invoking of the 14th amendment, no minting of a platinum coin, no IOUs.

A. Garden wastes will decompose into a useful soil amendment no matter how warm the pile gets.

"Just for the record, let me be extremely clear, I am extremely pro Second Amendment, no question about it," he told a rally of gun-owners.

Mr. Rehberg released a statement on Monday that said that free speech, including political speech, is guaranteed by the First Amendment no matter what state you live in.

Moreover, taking photographs and displaying them is speech protected by the First Amendment, no less than taking notes and writing them up.