Sentence examples for because of the amendment from inspiring English sources

L. 108 487, § 701(a)(2)(B)(i), but could not be executed because of the amendment by Pub.

However, because of the amendment introduced by Senator Simon to redistribute the oil royalties, this now must go to the lower house for another vote.

In the 1987 interview with Bill Moyers, he said that because of the amendment there was "really a brand-new Constitution after the Civil War".

(2) by substituting "in accordance with the written system of preferences for selection established pursuant to" for "according to the preferences for occupancy under", could not be executed because of the amendment by Pub.

(Because of the amendment's focus on the fact that the woolly mammoth was created on the sixth day presumably the author wanted the official name to include that fact. The author was better at bible studies than grammar.

But, he added, the government cannot constitutionally protect his "aversion" to being exposed to such unpleasantness "because of the First Amendment".

"By removing the community-based sentence from the sentencing options it would effectively... leave no other option than to send him to jail," Lavier said, adding there are other sentences that are possible and legal, but have never been done with Saskatchewan case law because of the amendments to the Act.

"Because of how the amendment is presented, its true scope and effect remain hidden," Bondi wrote.

I can say what I have to say about the Second Amendment because of the First Amendment.

Some of their analysis is necessarily speculative, since it's impossible to know how courts will rule on issues until they actually do and because the language of the amendment is dangerously vague.

Many in the group - quite rightly, too, I think - abstained from voting because most of the amendments of the Group of the European People s Partyy were adopted.