Sentence examples for beyond the constitution from inspiring English sources

It's each state beyond the constitution.

Beyond the constitution, the manifesto promised to campaign against two controversial SNP policies: the Named Persons Act and cuts to college places.

Last November's announcement almost as much a surprise as this week's to most MPs that Mr Ashdown had agreed to broaden collaboration with Mr Blair beyond the constitution, enraged some of Mr Ashdown's senior colleagues.

Second, the court said, Congress cannot place burdens on the states that go beyond the Constitution itself, and discrimination against employees with disabilities, while violating federal policy, does not violate the Constitution.

He was pressed on his proposal to eliminate or ignore judges who he deems to have gone beyond the Constitution, with the host Megyn Kelly noting that two conservative former attorneys general have called his position "dangerous, ridiculous" and totally irresponsible.

These are due in the next few months, and would mark Pakistan's first democratic transition, wherein an elected government would complete its term and hand over the reins to an elected successor.Mr Qadri's demand for reforms reached far beyond the constitution, in the name of creating a "real democracy" and kicking out corrupt politicians.

In his dissenting opinion, Justice Scalia said the Court had expanded the concept of standing "beyond what the Constitution permits" and that consequently the Court should have interpreted the 1971 law more narrowly so as not to allow the lawsuit.

"Federal law governs federal elections, and the Supreme Court has made it clear that states cannot impose additional qualifications beyond those in the Constitution," said Doug Stafford, a Paul senior adviser.

No, Congress may not go "beyond its powers granted in the Constitution," as Representative Goodlatte insisted.

But they go far beyond what the Constitution promises.

ECUADORIANS have not been gentle to leaders who seek to prolong their hold on power beyond what the constitution allows.