Sentence examples for because of the constitutional from inspiring English sources

Protecting Mueller by statute may be impossible because of the constitutional separation of powers.

In particular, because of the constitutional debt brake more money spent on rescue funds necessarily means higher taxes or less spending at home.

German law, however, because of the constitutional protection given to property since World War II, has developed a considerable jurisprudence on the topic.

The United States is a special case because of the constitutional bar on either establishing a religion or restricting religious freedom in any way.

"As a governor, the pragmatism that you have to exercise because of the constitutional obligation to balance your budget is a very compelling pull" generally.

In fact, aides said, many of his current cabinet members and some proposed additions had to be dropped because of the constitutional requirements.

Thus tens of thousands of South Africans can protest in the streets with "Zuma must fall" placards – borrowed directly from "Rhodes must fall" – because of the liberal constitutional foundations which the appalling imperial supremacist and diamond racketeer helped lay.

"I am confident and hopeful of the outcome of the constitutional interpretation, because the world is changing.

For two years, President Enrique Peña Nieto's government has argued that the tests are the lynchpin of the constitutional reform, because they will eventually weed out bad teachers from Mexico's woefully underperforming schools.

The government also got rid of the president of the country, even though he was a Fidesz man, because as a respected former head of the constitutional court he was still too much of an independent thinker.

"We believe there is a dire attempt to hinder efforts of the constitutional assembly because its success would mean that we are on the right track, that the democracy is working and government is changing," Asem said.