The phrase "adherence to constitutional" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing compliance or conformity to constitutional principles or laws.
Example: "The committee emphasized the importance of adherence to constitutional rights in their report."
Alternatives: "compliance with constitutional" or "conformity to constitutional".
They said that if you think that in procedural compliance [while the confession was made] there has been adequate adherence to constitutional values, you can accept the confession.
Unwilling to give the crowd a similar line, Paul found other ways to speak to the audience of hard-right activists, railing against "Hillary Clinton's war in Libya" and calling for adherence to constitutional rules for war-making.
It's hard to think of a longer, more faithful adherence to constitutional principle than that which has been maintained by the physician turned legislator in the 30 years since.
Places like the museum and Rohwer camp exist to remind us of the dangers and fallibility of our democracy, which is only as strong as the adherence to our constitutional principles renders it.
In those brief 17 minutes, Dr. King pushed America forward to a new era of tolerance and adherence to U.S. constitutional mandates on personal freedom and egalitarianism in calling for racial equality and an end to institutionalized discrimination still pervasive, even in the nation's capital where King spoke, a century after the Civil War.
"Adherence to structures of constitutional government, capitalism, freedom of religious and political association, free speech and intellectual tolerance," he says, has produced a soldier who can "kill like none other on the planet".
Since the country's 50,000-strong army answers mainly to him, he has the means to do it.The new king did his best to lay these fears to rest at his coronation by proclaiming his adherence to democracy and to constitutional monarchy.
Burying progress under outdated values thinly veiled by feigned adherence to federal law and constitutional consistency is transparently inhumane.
According to Bork 1990, adherence to originalism in US constitutional interpretation is necessary to ensure that the judiciary confines itself to its proper sphere of authority, thus preserving the separation of powers and structure of government in the form in which the founders of the US intended.
But he has not embraced originalism, the approach emphasizing adherence to the original meaning of the constitutional text.
As practiced, it violates several constitutional guarantees, including one requiring adherence to judicial procedures when people are detained.
