Sentence examples for is trampling of from inspiring English sources
"But where there are unfunded mandates on the states or there is trampling of the 10th Amendment or undermining of federalism that hurts the state or costs us money, then we'll fight it".
President Obama's health care plan is "trampling" on the rights of Americans to make their own decisions, Mr. Santorum said.
He has been put in charge of culture, education and promotion of civic rights despite being from a government seen to be trampling on civil society.
In public, by contrast, General Kayani growled that America was trampling on Pakistan and must reduce its "footprint".
Still, in focusing on Arizona, the Obama administration is making a politically risky calculation: the move could help repair America's image south of the border but open the administration to charges that it is trampling state's rights.
That you could trample on whoever you liked so long as you were aware of which people you were trampling, and how severely?
In his effort to reduce mudslinging and obfuscation, Stanford initially appeared to be trampling First Amendment rights, suggesting that the content of political literature and commercials be subject to FPPC regulation.
This enthusiasm has since abated – Rachel Schulkin, a spokesperson for the parks department, says wandering foragers are trampling young trees the city had planted in an effort to restore 2,500 acres of public forests.
Some are trampling crops and threatening farmers and their workers.
THE WRONG WAY: You're trampling people on your way to your goals.
Strong was part of a chorus of Massachusetts (and more broadly New England) Federalists who complained that in "Mr. Madison's War" the federal government was trampling state and individual rights.
