Sentence examples for neither amendment from inspiring English sources
If those who know the most are the least free to speak, neither Amendment can function properly.
Neither amendment is binding.
Judge Hogan wrote, "Branzburg makes clear that neither the First Amendment nor the common law protect reporters from their obligations shared by all citizens to testify before the grand jury when called to do so".
"Branzburg," the judge wrote, "makes clear that neither the First Amendment nor the common law protect reporters from their obligations shared by all citizens to testify before the grand jury when called to do so".
The court held that neither the First Amendment nor Virginia's Freedom of Information Act required the state to provide evidence concerning Roger K. Coleman, who was executed in 1992, to The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, The Richmond Times-Dispatch and The Virginian-Pilot of Norfolk.
Afroyim's counsel argued that since "neither the Fourteenth Amendment nor any other provision of the Constitution expressly grants Congress the power to take away [U.S.] citizenship once it has been acquired... the only way [Afroyim] could lose his citizenship was by his own voluntary renunciation of it".
Those who share her belief that neither the Fourth Amendment nor any other part of the Constitution ought to be reduced to "a useless piece of paper" should insist that the Court consistently hold those who enforce the law fully accountable to it.
Section 3: Neither the First Amendment nor any other provision of this Constitution shall be construed to prohibit the Congress or any state from imposing reasonable limits on the amount of money that candidates for public office, or their supporters, may spend in election campaigns.
Neither proposed amendment received a vote on the floor, though the Iowa senator's staff says he plans to continue to press the agencies on both issues.
My amendment is neither, and the legal experts I consulted on the amendment agree.
I am intrigued by a constitutional amendment that neither the House nor the Senate may adopt a rule requiring a supermajority vote (more than a simple majority).
