Sentence examples for extreme amendment from inspiring English sources

"The Senate did the right thing in stopping Scott Brown and his extreme amendment that threatened health care coverage for women and families," said a release that Ms. Warren's campaign issued on March 1. "Senator Brown took sides with Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney and the right wing of his party".

As the Senate prepares to debate bipartisan commonsense immigration reform next week, House Republicans chose to spend today passing an extreme amendment to strip protections from "Dreamers".

During his political career in Missouri, he sought to criminalize abortion, and he has consistently supported an extreme constitutional amendment that would ban abortion even in the case of rape or incest.

Colorado voters once again rejected the dangerous and extreme fetal personhood amendment.

While such a court order may be coercive in the extreme, the fourth amendment is irrelevant so long as access to truly personal emails is confined to the individual who wrote or received them.

In the House and in State Houses, Republicans have been pushing for a variety of restrictions, with one of the most extreme being a "Personhood Amendment" in Mississippi, which would declare that life begins at conception.

The ban on abortion coverage for military rape victims is actually more extreme than the Hyde Amendment, which has prohibited federally-funded abortions for the past 30 years except in the cases of rape, incest and life endangerment.

Even the Administration's resounding defeat on Jan . 11when the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rejected the its reading of the First Amendment as "extreme," "untenable" and having "no merit," it couldn't unplug its ears.

"We're seeing more of these extreme bills, like personhood amendments, like the heartbeat bill, gain more traction because basically every conceivable restriction on abortion has been enacted at this point in Kansas," Elise Higgins, a Kansas National Organization for Women lobbyist, told HuffPost over the phone on Tuesday.

She said that she is against abortion but that the amendment is "too extreme".

The Supreme Court's 5-to-4 ruling in Citizens United in 2010 was shaped by an extreme view of the First Amendment: money equals speech, and independent spending by wealthy organizations and individuals poses no problem to the political system.