Sentence examples for limited amendment from inspiring English sources
The state Supreme Court must now consider the gay rights lobby's claim that banning same-sex marriage is a constitutional "revision," rather than a more limited "amendment" and so the state legislature should have approved it before putting it to the electorate.
Let there be a flowering of debate between those who support the limited amendment proposal with its focus on the Citizens United decision versus those who are behind the much larger and definitive goal of "Money Out of Politics".
The benefits workers have already accrued and that are promised by their current contracts should be sacrosanct; the ones they have not yet earned for work they have not yet performed should be subject to limited amendment if necessary to ensure the health of the pension fund.
After two rejections, legislators could offer limited amendments on a third effort.
The package is expected to win congressional approval with limited amendments, although probably not until after the 2 November mid-term elections.
It would be unwise, she said, for the Clinton administration to proceed with very limited amendments to the ABM treaty that would restrict how the next president could deploy such a system.
The question will be whether the Johanns amendment will be allowed as one of the limited amendments and also if the Democrats will offer a substitute.
The Saudi arms request will probably pass through Congress with limited amendments and will lock Riyadh and Washington into a close military relationship for 20 more years at least.
"Reid limited amendments last year at an unprecedented level because he had huge numbers of vulnerable red-state incumbents in 2014 who had been elected in the Democratic sweep of 2008, so he wanted to limit their exposure to those risky Republican-introduced votes," Ornstein said.
The Greens senator Scott Ludlam said nobody except Shorten was really convinced that the proposed limited warrant amendment fixed the problem.
"We believe," the three-judge panel wrote, "that there is a limited First Amendment right of access to certain aspects of the executive and legislative branches".
