Sentence examples for radical amendment from inspiring English sources

Sinn Fein takes a harder line on demilitarisation and police reform, arguing for radical amendment of the police bill, although neither party thought the government went far enough in its overhaul of the mainly Protestant RUC.

All Conservative contacts with Parnell ceased, and a few weeks later, in January 1886, after the Conservatives had been defeated in Parliament on a radical amendment for agrarian reform, Salisbury, lacking continued Irish support, resigned and Gladstone returned to power.

Lord Lester recently proposed a private members' bill with many radical amendments; I approve of the majority of these.

Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States, called King's measure "a radical overreaching amendment".

My opponent supports the radical personhood amendment that would outlaw certain forms of birth control and even outlaw abortion for rape and incest victims.

Cruz is trying to present different messages on abortion rights to different audiences, for instance signing a pledge to support a radical "personhood" amendment that would criminalize nearly all abortion and jeopardize common forms of birth control, and then saying he has "not supported personhood legislation".

By the middle of the nineteen-thirties, when a conflict erupted between Franklin Roosevelt and the Supreme Court over the New Deal, liberals rushed to embrace radical solutions — amendments that would have rewritten key clauses of the Constitution and eroded or ended the system of checks and balances.

Key among their decisions will be the fate of a radical and overreaching amendment offered by Rep. Steve King, R-IA.

And so the state legislature passed a bill, signed into law on July 1, which made several radical and unprecedented amendments to the state's Parental Consent Law.

Angela Kelley of the Center for American Progress called the idea of repealing the 14th Amendment a "radical" notion over and over through the hour.

Yet I wouldn't quibble with the President's claim, because I read this line of cases much as he has: to signal that the Court has launched itself on a radical remaking of First Amendment law in the context of campaign finance regulation.