Sentence examples for amendments permit from inspiring English sources
The particular program The Times uncovered has been suspended; there are still others, however, and the 2008 FISA amendments permit warrantless spying.
Three amendments permit counties to spray for mosquitoes; two permit poultry growers to levy a tax on each hen sold in the state; one allows the Alabama Music Hall of Fame to buy CDs.
As with draft registration statements confidentially submitted by emerging growth companies, the new rule amendments permit issuers that have never sold securities pursuant to a qualified offering circular under Regulation A or an effective registration statement under the Securities Act to submit a draft offering circular for nonpublic Staff review.
They matter less than the reality and practices of public schools today that the Blaine Amendments permit and protect. .
The reaction was still strong, with Billy Graham arguing that a majority of Americans had been penalized, and lawmakers proposing 150 constitutional amendments permitting school prayer in the next year.
Rule 23(b)(3) was the most adventuresome innovation of the 1966 Amendments, permitting judgments for money that would bind all class members save those who opt out.
Up to now, Congress has shown little inclination to grant Obama trade promotion authority powers – called "fast track" – that allow only yes-or-no votes on trade agreements with no amendments permitted.
This authority forces Congress to vote on a trade bill on an up-or-down basis no amendments permitted.
These high rates of compost additions along with organic fertilizer amendments permitted strawberries to be grown in the two-year rotation described above.
Does the First Amendment permit the government to retaliate against a public employee for sworn testimony that was compelled by subpoena and was not a part of the employee's ordinary work duties?
Even if the court were correct that imposing "equal access" rules on common carriers is permissible under the First Amendment — a conclusion that appears to be inconsistent with Supreme Court precedent on the subject — the question remains: Does the First Amendment permit Congress to mandate that internet service providers be treated as common carriers?
