Sentence examples for big amendment from inspiring English sources

Jacques adapted Hoffmann's words and set them to music, introducing one big amendment: in his version all the erring children die; the word 'dead' - often delivered by Jacques as if he were pronouncing something of great sweetness - rings through the show.

The biggest amendment was no doubt to clear the way for a majority vote requirement for Apple's directors.

"I'm a very, very big second amendment person," Trump said on Saturday.

So is Trump, who, on Tuesday, described himself as a "very big Second Amendment person," and suggested that the problem in Umpqua was that no one on the scene, apart from the twenty-six-year-old shooter, was armed.

He called himself "a big Second Amendment person" and he said of the shooting at Umpqua Community College in Oregon earlier this month: "If somebody in that room had had a gun the result would have been better".

When asked if he believed in enacting any restrictions on access to guns, Trump – who has previously described himself as "a big second amendment person" – responded that such restrictions may have led to the deaths of 130 people in terrorist attacks in Paris.

The governor went on to explain that Arizona was a "big Second Amendment state," and that she supported the current version of its firearms laws, a line similar to one she took in the immediate aftermath of the video's release earlier this week.

The big ticket amendments this week should've been unofficially nicknamed "The Military Families Amendment" or the "Save The Constitution Amendment".

As Rory Little of the University of California's Hastings College of Law wrote on Scotusblog, this could be "the biggest Eighth Amendment term in forty years".

But while still at the firm, he was at the table as his mentor sought to craft an escape hatch that could avoid a bigger Second Amendment showdown.

Otherwise, they warn, Congress may retaliate by approving a big-spending constitutional amendment.