Sentence examples for any other amendment from inspiring English sources

The 14th amendment has been cited in more litigation than any other amendment – including landmark cases such as Brown v Board of Education.

One wouldn't mind a discussion of people not protected by the Fourth or any other Amendment (for instance, when it comes to drones), including one engaging Feinstein, but that is quite a leap: the guns in one example have been replaced by people in the other.

As I noted above, the Eighth Amendment is part of our national identity just as much as any other Amendment, and for good reason.

The Eighth Amendment is a core principle to who we are, just as much as the First Amendment, the Second Amendment or any other Amendment that defines who we are as a nation.

"This amendment strikes the balance of accomplishing more for the unborn than any other amendment the nation has ever seen, while protecting pregnant women and their right to true medical care.

A Labour spokesman added: "We will support 16- and 17-year-olds having a vote in the referendum, and we will take a position on any other amendments as they arise".

As a result, the Senate health care debate has come to a standstill: Carper has placed a "hold" on Dorgan's amendment and in response, Dorgan tells HuffPost, he'll object to any other amendments being considered before he gets a vote on his.

Moreover, PG has lower costs than all other amendments and could be used for soil reclamation.

Table 2 shows that with the exception of manure biochar, all other amendments have a C/N ratio greater than 20 1, which represents low N content [35].

"But they are interested," the lawyers wrote, "in conclusively establishing the identity of the person who was operating a meth lab -- an activity which is neither legal nor protected under the First or any other constitutional amendment".

The Senate had rejected the other amendment on Tuesday.