Throughout Latin America, constitutions are routinely amended or rewritten to expand the terms and power of presidents.
Our Constitution was routinely amended for that, and it's not clear to me now what division of equality rests on.
Britain should join them, with a wholly elected upper chamber.Opponents retort that an elected Lords of any sort will be more assertive, routinely amending and delaying legislation.
Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy, who had been personally blamed by some board members for not keeping them informed, told Council members that the Board of Education had routinely failed to amend its capital plans over the last 12 years to take into account rising costs and shifting priorities, apparently in violation of state law.
"Constitutional challenges to statutes are routinely found moot when a statute is amended, or unripe when proposed regulatory amendments are pending".
"Constitutional challenges to statutes are routinely found moot when a statute is amended, or unripe when proposed regulatory amendments are pending," Judge Nevas said in his ruling.
The incorporation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), a sort of Bill of Rights, into British law in 1998 allowed judges to declare any law incompatible with the ECHR a ruling that in practice requires the government to amend the law.As a result, says Mr Blunkett, judges "routinely rewrite laws that Parliament have passed".
But when the constitution is amended nearly every week and the government is routinely using its supermajority to put controversial laws beyond any check, some power should examine what the government does or else the government simply bursts the bounds of the rule of law.
He routinely binges on his own fare and tries to make amends with what might be termed a modified Atkins Diet: "I eat half the bun".
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