Sentence examples for asserted that the constitution from inspiring English sources
The decision asserted that the Constitution creates an individual right to bear arms beyond the context of state militias.
In a message to Congress on December 3, Buchanan had already denied the right of secession, but he asserted that the Constitution gave him no right to attempt coercion.
He asserted that the Constitution's guarantee of "due process" before the government takes a life does not necessarily mean "judicial process" in national security situations, but offered little specific legal analysis.
The occupiers also asserted that the Constitution limits the federal ownership of land.
Bork correctly asserted that the constitution's Fourth Amendment did not have the word privacy in it, but then by extension maintained that there was no broad constitutional privacy right that extended to access contraceptives.
Breyer asserts that the Constitution permits Congress to limit the influence of these wealthy political insiders.
Both create a caricature, then assert that the Constitution is under assault by an army of straw men.
Should the Senate plan prevail, industry executives say they would probably seek compensation for their lost investments through so-called takings lawsuits against the government, asserting that the Constitution requires compensation for the taking of property.
"[CREW's] broad-brush claims effectively assert that the Constitution disqualifies the President from serving as President while maintaining ownership interests in his commercial businesses," the government wrote in a 50-plus page memo attached to its motion to dismiss.
Twenty senators and representatives, including Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, and Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, signed a brief asserting that "the Constitution gives the national government exclusive authority to set and conduct foreign policy".
The North Carolina General Assembly asserts that the Constitution of the United States of America does not prohibit states or their subsidiaries from making laws respecting an establishment of religion.
