Sentence examples similar to wrong amendments from inspiring English sources

Some Republicans from New Jersey and New York and possibly some from Pennsylvania look poised to vote against the farm bill when it's supposed to come up for a vote on Friday, no matter what, and a smattering of other members could have problems too, particularly if the right ― or wrong ― amendments are adopted or rejected.

Justice Breyer said the majority had looked at the case through the wrong First Amendment lens.

Abrams said that because the government is claiming that S&P slapped a rating on mortgage bonds that they knew was wrong, the First Amendment defense doesn't apply.

It is my belief that when the text remains in that Constitution... Well, there exists only one remedy adequate to the task of mitigating the wrong: a Constitutional Amendment.

"These amendments are wrong in principle and fundamentally flawed.

And some believe that the 17th Amendment, commonly known as one of the "progressive" amendments, was wrong when it assigned the election of United States senators directly to the voters.

In the year since the Supreme Court handed down its 183-page decision in Citizens United, the liberal objection to it has gradually boiled down to a single sentence: The majority was wrong to grant First Amendment rights to corporations.

Mr. Kerry says such an amendment is wrong; he opposes gay marriage but supports civil unions, and he has accused Mr. Bush of practicing divisive politics on the issue.

But, writing for the Conservativehome website, fellow Conservative MP Andrea Leadsom said the amendment was "wrong for Britain" as it did not focus on where money would actually be spent on a year-by-year basis.

This amendment is wrong for this country and should have never been added to this appropriations bill.

None of this information necessarily meant that the NRA was wrong about the Second Amendment conferring an individual right, or even wrong to promote gun ownership.