Sentence examples for love amendment from inspiring English sources

Named the Love Amendment after one of its authors, Margaret Love, it replaced affirmative consent with "contextual consent"—a phrase that is entirely new in legal contexts, and one whose exact meaning is vague.

We all love the First Amendment – when it suits us.

WASHINGTON — Liberals used to love the First Amendment.

Once upon a time, it was liberals who seemed to love the First Amendment.

"It makes you love the First Amendment all the more," he said.

He singled out CNN, "the Clinton News Network," before adding, "And I love the First Amendment.

If motorists in North Carolina and Florida have GETOSAMA plates, why can't he? "I love the First Amendment, I'm very into protesting, and I'm very much into principle," Mr. Herwerth said.

Or as Paz from New Jersey put it, "What part of 'shall not be infringed' do you fail to understand?" But even those who love the First Amendment should be interested in at least understanding the things that can be said on the other side, if only to reinforce their sense of what's distinctive about this country's commitments.

"I love the First Amendment.

I love the 10th Amendment".

"I love the Second Amendment.