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The proposed amendments provide a glimpse of the changing priorities of the American people as well as their consistent concerns throughout American history.

The Constitution and the first Ten Amendments provide a moral framework, as well as the many books about ways to interpret those documents, what they meant to the founders and how they should apply today.

This area of Manhattan already restricts store frontage sizes and certain changes of store use, but the East Village Community Coalition argued for more: "Placing restrictions on formula retail establishments via zoning amendments provides a path to preserving the rapidly changing East Village," it said.

The 25th Amendment provides a process for transferring power from presidents deemed incompetent.

And on 5 December 1933, Utah approved the Twenty-first Amendment, providing a majority for ratification and consigning national Prohibition to the history books.

In response to challenges that the disparate impact doctrine violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause, the Thirteenth Amendment provides a constitutional foundation that deflects the equal protection argument.

That date is important because the 25th Amendment provides a four-day window for the vice president and either the Cabinet or the commission to respond.

The proposal was for a bylaw amendment providing a proxy access right to any 15% shareholder who had held for one month.

I agree that the First Amendment provides a wide berth for even the most repugnant homophobic, anti-Semitic, racist and other hate speech, and that there are many tools other than legal regulation to counter hate speech.

Responding to the letter, the chief executive of UK music industry body the BPI, Geoff Taylor, said that the amendment provided a "clear and sensible" way of dealing with illegal downloading.

Cruz wrote: "For example, although arguing for a narrow construction of the amendment, Professor Laurence Tribe has squarely concluded that the second amendment provides a 'right (admittedly of uncertain scope) on the part of individuals to possess and use firearms in the defense of themselves and their homes'".