federal amendment
Frequency: 6.35.8 per million words
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- A senator proposed a new federal amendment to protect digital privacy.
- Ratifying a federal amendment requires approval from three-fourths of the states.
- The debate over the Equal Rights Amendment shows how difficult it is to pass a federal amendment.
- A federal amendment on campaign finance reform could change the landscape of elections.
- The new law was challenged on the grounds that it violated a long-standing federal amendment.
- Do you think a federal amendment is necessary to guarantee voting rights for all citizens?
- While many support the idea in principle, the political will to pass such a controversial federal amendment is currently lacking.
- A federal amendment would apply to all states, overriding any conflicting state laws.
- Public opinion is deeply divided on the proposed federal amendment concerning term limits for Congress.
- The president cannot veto a proposed federal amendment that has been approved by Congress.