Just lock 'em up and throw away the key — and the Constitution with it.
The April 17 editorial "The reckless threat against the ACA," which accused President Trump of wanting to break health care, omitted two key words: the Constitution.
The micro, important enough in themselves, are as follows: By attending the funeral of a deeply controversial prime minister the Queen suggests a level of support for her time in government - and blurs the line between head of state and Government that is key to our constitution.
The key to the Constitution's global appeal, according to the liberal view, is that the document stands for the universal principle that state power over individuals may only ever be exercised through law — no matter what government is acting, and no matter where on earth.
"The administration's request had no legal grounds and proves that we are dealing with a president that disregards the rule of law and the system of checks and balances that are key to the Constitution," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said in a statement.
The legal gatekeepers who handed the torturers the keys to the Constitution are the next to get a free pass.
Fourth, notions of rights became key aspects of the constitution.
If we consider rock art as a key aspect in the constitution of social landscapes, it must not be treated just as an ideological by-product of the Neolithisation, but as a key factor in understanding this historical process.
In the establishment of the city's constitution, the key moment came in February 1297, when the Great Council, in which sovereignty resided, was expanded to take in more than 1,000 members.
The key part of the constitution, passed on Wednesday after a decade of bickering and violent protests, sets the country up as a secular federation of seven states, each with a legislature and chief minister.
