Sentence examples for subsequent amendment from inspiring English sources

The Fed has no special constitutional protection, from either the original Constitution or any subsequent amendment.

We were involved in pioneering the enactment of a law banning FGM in 1994 and its subsequent amendment in 2007.

Several other speakers were largely positive about what Labor had achieved through the bipartisan security committee and the subsequent amendment to require agencies to seek a warrant from a court before seeking to access metadata to identify a confidential source.

Something similar happened after the passage and subsequent amendment of the Dawes Act of 1887, which established a process of allotment under which vast lands held in common were divided into smaller plots for individual Indians.

The UK, as founded in 1707, subject to considerable subsequent amendment, remains in force.

No subsequent amendment supplied that power, so how can this be a close constitutional question?

(Subsequent amendments revised the prerogatives of the Port Authority, but it still remains in force).

The constitution is a complex document dating from 1901, with hundreds of subsequent amendments.

Subsequent amendments raised the maximum rate to 10 percent on incomes over $5,000.

Subsequent amendments to the law prevented Chinese labourers who had left the United States from returning.

All subsequent amendments have been proposed by Congress, and all but one the Twenty-first Amendment, which repealed prohibition (the Eighteenth Amendment)—have been ratified by state legislatures.