Sentence examples for a constitutional possibility from inspiring English sources
If Gladstone, after 50 years in politics and four terms as PM, could not find an answer, and no government in the next century found it a constitutional possibility, might it not be somewhat immodest for this government to tell us that they had found the answer in just eight weeks?
A few weeks ago, it was rumoured that Tory planners had looked into the constitutional possibilities of David Cameron simply refusing to move out of Downing Street, on the basis that no one else had really won either.
I say that Tory planners "looked into the constitutional possibilities".
Lincoln was open to the possibility of a constitutional convention to make further amendments to the Constitution.
That leaves the possibility of a constitutional fix.
Nevertheless, the Rwandan media frequently discussed the topic of the possibility of a constitutional amendment to permit Kagame to have another term in 2017.
In April, a combined Senate committee voted to shelve earlier proposals for an overhaul, rejecting any possibility of a constitutional change.
Photograph: Spencer Platt/Getty Images Updated at 12.41am BST 11.44pm BST Barack Obama's "Ask Me Anything" Q&A on Reddit today contained at least one bombshell from the handful of questions he answered: floating the possibility of a constitutional amendment to overturn the Citizens United court ruling that has allowed the rise of the super pac and unlimited funds for political advertising.
He believed that because of the surprise Comey letter, "... we will be facing the very real possibility of a constitutional crisis with many dimensions and deleterious consequences should Secretary Clinton win the election".
The presence of metaphase cells with both rearranged and normal karyograms excluded the possibility of a constitutional translocation.
Certain facts observed in the etiology and certain features of the clinical history have suggested the possibility of a constitutional diathesis being at the bottom of the whole matter.
