Sentence examples for broad amendment from inspiring English sources

A broad amendment of the 1961 zoning resolution is long overdue, said Norman Marcus, former counsel to the planning department and a member of the zoning committee of the American Planning Association.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate is set to hold its first vote Monday on a broad amendment that addresses border security and other GOP concerns with the comprehensive immigration bill, putting the body in a good position for passing reform before the upcoming recess.

and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) to give a shorter path to citizenship to undocumented children was also left out of the broader amendment.

The Supreme Court has provided broad First Amendment rights to protesters.

In all three cases, he and Justice Scalia traded places, with Justice Scalia joining the three women in pressing for broad Fourth Amendment protections.

Corporations have so much money that many people worry giving them broad First Amendment rights will drown out individuals' voices.

In addition to the clear, broad Fourth Amendment violations, opponents cite the reality that information, once gathered, can be disseminated anywhere for any purpose.

Many groups are asking for a broad constitutional amendment that makes it clear that corporations are not people and should not be given any constitutional rights.

"We're concerned about the broader impact of recognizing broad first amendment rights on the part of companies to keep consumers and investors in the dark," said Julie Murray, an attorney for Amnesty International.

But another outcome -- albeit one that appeared unlikely during oral arguments -- is that the justices could embrace the plaintiffs' broad First Amendment argument, in what would be a disastrous case for organized labor at large.

A separate dissent written by Kennedy seemed to echo his own Citizens United opinion by asserting broad First Amendment speech rights while stating that only disclosure rules are necessary to fulfill the public's need to judge whether a candidate is corrupt or not.