In this way, by subtle reformation and amendment, the great document became a "bill of powers and a bill of rights combined".
This whole segment is like one long subtle valentine to the Fourteenth Amendment.
However, the inevitable amendment drafted by government advisers, with subtle sleight of hand, would completely emasculate the motion and allow the Lib Dems to support a shameful, self-serving, spook-authored bill.
While this may be true when considering aggregate behavior, we hypothesize that the global view is more error-prone than a more localized view when attempting to detect subtle illicit actions, such as the access (or amendment) of a single subject in the CIS.
Laws in many states reiterate the federal law, and a few have added subtle layers of regulation affecting some aspects of the second amendment; however, the final say is often handed down to the local level.
The Senate Finance Committee, by a vote of 14 to 9, rejected the amendment, opting for a different approach that could change, in subtle but profound ways, the nature of the American social contract.
The first amendment from Jack had the support of only 13 signatories while the other, more subtle but still pointed, motion from SLF had 29 supporters.
In subtler moments, Barrett distills and dismisses the signature arguments from both sides of the Second Amendment debate.
The lawsuit, which alleges violations of due process rights under the 14th Amendment, notes that neither the conflict of interest nor the violation of rights here is subtle.
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