Sentence examples similar to this amendment constitutes from inspiring English sources

Jim Garlow, pastor of California megachurch Skyline Church told Mike Huckabee the amendment constitutes a "muzzle on churches".

Arguably the most important addition to the Constitution other than the Bill of Rights, the amendment constituted a profound change in federal-state relations.

Backers said the amendments constitute a retreat from the ocean shoreline, a policy gaining force among state and federal agencies as alternatives to walls and other coastal armoring.

"We are making essentially the same argument that that [the Virginia] plaintiff did: that a particular public official's social media account is governed by the First Amendment and constitutes a public forum under the First Amendment," said Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight Institute.

If that fails, state Rep. Adam Kwasman (R) said he'd argue that the package requires additional votes because the Medicaid expansion amendment allegedly constitutes a new tax, according to a Capitol Media Services report.

Bruce ruled out any referendum, stating that the amendment would constitute a vote of confidence in his government and urged his party to vote it down.

The final of the 10 amendments that constitute the Bill of Rights, the Tenth Amendment was inserted into the Constitution largely to relieve tension and assuage the fears that existed among states' rights advocates who believed that the newly adopted Constitution would enable the federal government to run roughshod over the states and their citizens.

Under amendments to the Washington State vehicle code adopted since the original series went off the air, in 1991, this now constitutes a liability issue, which would trigger insurance headaches like you would not believe.

This hardly constitutes a "disrespect for evidence".

This alone constitutes the presupposition of love.

This process constitutes the "objectification" of women.