Sentence examples for basis of constitutional from inspiring English sources
On another level, however, is a larger question about how much actual risk the lawsuit poses to the President, and whether the once-celebrated effort to try to topple Trump on the basis of constitutional violations is effectively over.
In the coming weeks, I will be starting a group that champions gay marriage and pathways of citizenship for Illegal Immigrants, on the basis of Constitutional ideals (look out for that announcement).
When I appeared on Fox News for one straight week this summer to debate Laura Ingraham, Bill O'Reilly, and David Asman over the need to build the Ground Zero mosque, on the basis of Constitutional ideals, I knew it was over... Let's face it... a 30-second commercial of me, defending the mosque, running during any Republican Primary, over the next 20 years?
Proponents of gay marriage in California have been reticent about pressing their cause on the basis of federal constitutional rights (relying instead on the similar state constitutional guarantees, before that charter was amended by Proposition 8), for fear that the case would end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The factual basis of the constitutional threat was shaky, according not only to Sebba but also to Lloyd George, Britain's prime minister during World War I.
But Gov. George E. Pataki has opposed the deal from the outset and is believed to be considering legal action to eliminate it, on the basis of complex constitutional issues.
Taken the basis of the constitutional rules that distribute powers to public authorities of both countries, and also the main laws that regulate the matter, as the case of RD 2/2008 of 20 June, approving the revised Land Law (TR/08, in Spain) and the Statute of the Cities (Law No. 10.257, f June 21 , 2001in Brazil).
And it suggests to the lower courts that they have a free rein to strike down state laws on the basis of dubious constitutional analysis".
The court's action "suggests to the lower courts that they have free rein to strike down state laws on the basis of dubious constitutional analysis," Thomas added.
In a society still experiencing the psychological and emotional hurt of war, parties are voted for on the basis of their constitutional position not their economic or social policies.
