Sentence examples for under amendment from inspiring English sources

The result: Some convicted felons who've been caught with a gun are already trying to shield themselves under Amendment 5.

Under Amendment 64 marijuana, previously available in Colorado for medicinal purposes, will be available to anyone aged over 21 and be taxed and regulated like alcohol and tobacco.

Others, unsettled at the prospect of dispensaries within their borders, have banned marijuana sales entirely — which they are permitted to do under Amendment 64, the 2012 constitutional amendment passed by voters that legalized recreational use of the drug.

Opponents say that under Amendment 4, each tweak of a development plan — which every county and municipality must have in place under a state law passed in the mid-1980s, and which requires updating every seven years — would have to appear on the ballot.

On the other hand, the current definition of citizenship is traced back to the Civil Rights Act of 1866, constitutionalised in 1868 under Amendment XIV, according to which 'All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.'.

Under Amendment 41, the Commission -- not complaining parties -- is responsible for investigating complaints and making findings.

Under "amendments," it says, "see Page 24".

Victims of forced marriages in England and Wales are to be given anonymity for life under amendments to the policing and crime bill.

New Jersey, like every other state, is required to reduce smog-causing emissions under amendments to the federal Clean Air Act approved by Congress in 1990.

Victims of revenge porn would be offered anonymity and compensation under amendments to the policing and crime bill tabled by the Liberal Democrats.

The intent of the legislation, they said, is to prevent the prosecution of interrogators under amendments to the War Crimes Act that were passed in the 1990's.