Sentence examples for stronger amendment from inspiring English sources

But at the time of the Second Amendment I would have argued for a stronger amendment -- one requiring everyone of military age to own a gun.

Because Blanche Lincoln has a strong amendment reforming derivatives in the Senate.

As rumors swirl on Capitol Hill that Republicans are getting set to filibuster a strong amendment to the financial services reform bill which would crack down on Goldman Sachs-style conflict of interest trading, reformers picked up a new ally in the respected insurance firm USAA.

No doubt the bill will pass in the Commons – but some Lib Dems will lay strong amendments, their conference will see heated debate and the fight in the Lords will be championed by Shirley Williams.

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My own sense is that the strongest amendments are a few paragraphs and lay out a simple and strong set of principles.

Thomas Hazlett, a professor of economics and law at George Mason University, said that Mr. Whitehead "spearheaded a deregulatory movement that brought much more liberal rules and far stronger First Amendment protection to the emerging media".

For example, the populists would express a streak of libertarianism in regards to stronger Second Amendment protections, whereas the neoliberals would be amenable towards stricter gun control laws.

With a strong First Amendment practice, the firm also supported the freedom of speech aspects of Mr. Hamidi's case.

American law, with its strong First Amendment traditions, makes it hard to sue authors for libel.

Although this data is about activity in the home, which has traditionally received the strongest Fourth Amendment protection, the routine sharing with utilities likely strips it of strong constitutional protection.