Sentence examples for has two amendments from inspiring English sources

This protocol has two amendments.

As a result, Wyden yesterday had two amendments: one that would simply require the NSA to give a general estimate of how many Americans are having their communications intercepted under this law (information the NSA has steadfastly refused to provide), and another which would state that the NSA is barred from eavesdropping on Americans on US soil without a warrant.

He has one amendment to this dictum, though: If you bought wrong, fix the problem now.

So far, it has filed four versions of its prospectus, while Zynga had nine amendments.

The Fourth Amendment has two protections that are meant to protect privacy against overbroad and unjustified government spying.

The amendment has two relevant clauses: the due process clause that requires government to act with proper respect for the law, and the privileges or immunities clause, which is more focused on protecting substantive individual rights.

The First Amendment has two religion clauses which protect that religious liberty, but by different means.

The Fourteenth Amendment has five parts.

The official version of the Second Amendment has three of the little blighters: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

"A constitutional amendment has zero chance of being passed and enacted," he said.

But a glance at the historical and legislative record explains why the Second Amendment has three clauses in one sentence and can't be understood without considering all of it--screams from the right notwithstanding.