Within weeks of its introduction, however, the bill was the subject of amendments intended to grant additional seats to favored interest groups.
Once the rest of us at MRFF finished congratulating Mikey on being so scary that someone had made him the subject of an amendment to a Defense Authorization Bill, we did stop laughing long enough to seriously consider what Huelskamp's amendment, if it does end up remaining in the bill and being signed into law, would actually mean.
NATIONAL An article on March 23 about the hundreds of amendments that Senate Republicans proposed after Democrats unveiled their budget referred incorrectly to a ban on large sugary drinks in New York City, the subject of an amendment by Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, who wanted to make sure money was available to prevent such a regulation.
What "a person knowingly exposes to the public," the Supreme Court has held, "is not a subject of Fourth Amendment protection" against unreasonable searches and seizures.
All the laws have been subject to amendment.
Weight factor a, is subject to amendment for artistic purposes.
Many conservative Christian churchgoers, including Mr. Smidt of Calvin College, said they felt clear in their opposition to gay marriage but divided on the subject of a constitutional amendment.
The Senate's Republican leader, Trent Lott of Mississippi, said today that he did not even know the subject of the Levin amendment.
JEFFREY TOOBIN: There is a fascinating debate between Scalia (majority) and Stevens (dissent) in Heller, about who is being the true originalist on the subject of the second amendment.
Now, that July eviction is the subject of a First Amendment lawsuit, pitting the free speech rights of the sandwich sellers against the state's right to protect visitors from offense.
