1.   Although the amendment applies to everyone ordained, it has been regarded as primarily a bar to the ordination of noncelibate homosexuals.

2.   But the balanced budget amendment applies arbitrary strictures to an economy that should remain flexible, especially when increased spending may be required to resuscitate it when it stagnates.

3.   First, the amendment applies only to a class of prisoners for whom the likelihood of release on parole is quite remote.

4.   Indeed, as originally drafted, the amendment would have applied to all colleges and universities, private as well as public.

5.   Or does the amendment apply only to a well-regulated militia?

6.   The amendment applies no such stamp of approval.

7.   The amendment applies only to those who have taken more than one life, a class of prisoners for whom the likelihood of release on parole is quite remote.

8.   The amendment applies to hospitals and other nonprofit groups that get grants from the government, but excludes groups that get contracts from the government.

9.   The amendment would apply only to future or expanded state programs, not existing ones.

10.   The FTC amendment applies not only to advertisements in magazines and newspapers, but to any sales material, including posters, videotapes or store awnings.