Sentence examples for robust amendment from inspiring English sources

He promised to "break sharply from the practices of the Reid era," renewing a robust amendment process and empowering committees to restore the Senate to its role as a moderating institution.

Let me say at the outset that I am a card-carrying member of the ACLU, a strong proponent of press freedom and a staunch believer in both a robust First Amendment and a vibrant Fourth Amendment.

Last week, I convened the first in a series of meetings – with representatives of news organizations, government agencies, and other groups – to discuss the need to strike this important balance, ensure robust First Amendment protections, and foster constructive dialogue.

We all know, from the Citizens United decision two years ago, that corporations have a robust First Amendment right to spend as much as they want on politics, a right they are exercising to the hilt in the current election season.

The Offensive Internet, edited by by Saul Levmore & Martha C Nussbaum (Harvard, £20.95) Advertising is considered, on some readings of US law, to be "low-value speech": an interesting concept that lumps advertising in with bribery, threats and other communication not worthy of robust First Amendment protection.

After all, this is the Court that has historically championed a robust First Amendment, no matter how controversial or politically incorrect.

"A website is taken down, there are robust First Amendment standards that should prevent it from being taken down, and it gets taken down anyway.

Unfortunately, the Supreme Court is not quite as keen on the idea of a robust First Amendment as it used to be, especially when that right is being exercised on the Court's own front porch.

And despite a robust First Amendment and staffs that include most of the best investigative reporters in the world, no major news organization has ever investigated what influence the $153 million that corporations and organizations paid in "speaking fees" to Hillary and Bill Clinton during the past 15 years might have brought.

Yet what the forces of political correctness fail to realize is that they owe a debt to the so-called "haters" who have kept the First Amendment robust.

"We will review the proposal put forward by Leader McConnell, and look forward to continued consultations as Congress undertakes what we hope will be the robust debate and amendment process the American people deserve on this important topic".