Sentence examples for strange amendments from inspiring English sources
There are some strange amendments, like one from Mike Lee of Utah that would exempt an array of domestic servants, including coachmen, footmen, butlers and valets from laws that prohibit hiring the undocumented.
This is a strange argument--the Fifth Amendment is dispositive evidence that the Framers did not leave property rights to be protected entirely through the political process, and the relevant question is what those protections consist in.
The latest amendment produced a strange and unenforceable licensing procedure that does not exist even in the most oppressive regimes in the world.
If this ruling is indeed a triumph for the First Amendment, it continues a strange double standard.
Many who responded to the survey had a strange conception of what was in the First Amendment.
To many early Americans, it must have felt strange to live in a country which had no established religion, and where the First Amendment made clear there would never be one.
There are signs of hurried amendments to take account of "the catastrophic default of August 1998", but the Russian chapter is nonetheless passing strange, as are other under-developed or under-researched sections.More's the pity.
But the face-saving amendment would allow only a small swath of cases to remain in state courts, based on a strange formula that has the makings of a litigation nightmare.
The Supreme Court will likely consider the question of whether the government is permitted, under the First Amendment, to deny registration of disparaging trademarks, in the case of Simon Tam, for whom the Redskins are strange bedfellows.
There are no amendments".
