Sentence examples for difficult to amend the from inspiring English sources

"It should be difficult to amend the Constitution," Amar said.

Abortion laws are difficult to make, and just as difficult to amend: the 1967 act that legalised abortion was the result of a private member's bill.

For good reasons, it is extremely difficult to amend the Constitution.

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Do not make it too difficult to amend the bylaws; instead choose a process that is appropriate for the culture and politics of your organization.

But if one must choose the worst single part of the Constitution, it is surely Article V, which has made our Constitution among the most difficult to amend of any in the world.

Would the "Patriot Act" be so difficult to amend if potential amendment supporters were not at risk of finding themselves attacked as "unpatriotic"?

The Constitution is extraordinarily difficult to amend, requiring two-thirds of the House and Senate to propose it to the states, then three-fourths of the states (38) to ratify it.

As Sanford Levinson wrote in 2006 in "Our Undemocratic Constitution," "the U.S. Constitution is the most difficult to amend of any constitution currently existing in the world today".

Not only is the Constitution extremely difficult to amend, Mr. Rosen said, but immigrants in the United States have historically reaped far fewer rights than native-born citizens.

It's maddeningly difficult to amend, which somehow pleases both sides, like a Cold War standoff.