Sentence examples for concerned about amendment from inspiring English sources

UNICEF concerned about amendment to India's Juvenile Justice Act NEW DELHI, India, 11 August 2014 – UNICEF is concerned about the recent Union Cabinet approval of the Juvenile Justice Act amendment to empower the Juvenile Justice Board to decide whether a juvenile above the age of 16 years involved in a heinous crime is to be tried in a regular court.

"Given the fact that [New York Police] Commissioner [William] Bratton previously stated that a new NYPD unit would dually handle protests and terrorism threats, New Yorkers should be very concerned about whose First Amendment rights are considered for taxpayer-funded NYPD surveillance". .

"How do you prevent," Justice Kagan asked Joshua D. Farley, a Kentucky assistant attorney general, "your test from essentially eviscerating the warrant requirement in the context of the one place that the Fourth Amendment was most concerned about?" Mr. Farley said that nothing the police had done in this case had violated the Fourth Amendment.

The civil rights community has become increasingly concerned about the rise of the forprofit educational industry, and adoption of the Manchin amendment would lead to an increase in misleading and aggressive recruiting by for-profit schools on military bases.

While saying the city had worked hard to protect the protesters' First Amendment rights, Mr. Bloomberg said, "Other people have rights, too, and I am very concerned about the other people's rights as well as those of the protesters".

Even as the Thirteenth Amendment was working its way through the ratification process, Republicans in Congress grew increasingly concerned about the potential for there to be a large increase the congressional representation of the Democratic-dominated Southern states.

The founders wrote the Fourth Amendment — guaranteeing protection against illegal search and seizure — at a time when people were most concerned about protecting the privacy of their homes and bodies.

They were so concerned about that abuse of a taxing authority that they said to the American people in the first ten amendments: We want you to know that your Federal Government will be limited in its power".

Concerned about verbal?

Concerned about privacy?

I'm concerned about that".