Sentence examples for both constitution from inspiring English sources

Indeed, "to make an individual's obligation to obey such a law contingent upon the law's coincidence with his religious beliefs," and thus permitting him in effect "to become a law unto himself," contradicts "both constitution tradition and common sense".

Training for new users is given by certified staff that is familiar with both constitution and field of application of the instrument.

All inauguration ceremonies consciously celebrate, and reference, both the constitution and former presidents.

Senator Elizabeth Warren sees a threat to "both the Constitution and our democracy itself" in Senate Republicans' refusal to consider replacing Justice Antonin Scalia before President Obama leaves office; Hillary Clinton, in a series of tweets, decried this "dishonor" to our founding document.

Mr. Szasz worked on both Constitutions after he had retired from regular United Nations service in 1989.

The best bits in both constitutions are their preambles, in ringing declaratory prose.

Because both constitutions are rigid, this means that ordinary national statutes conflicting with such law are unconstitutional.

But, at the polls this week, I met many people who had voted yes on both constitutions, and it was common to talk to a former Morsi supporter who was now an enthusiastic fan of Sisi.

"The plan is put forward to comply with both constitutions," state Rep. David Pierce (D-Etna) said.

Meanwhile, Rwandan President Paul Kagame and Democratic Republic of Congo's Joseph Kabila both appear to be eyeing bids in upcoming elections if their parliaments succeed in altering two-term limits set out in both constitutions.

In 1852, both constitutions were converged into one, which converted the personal union of the two duchies into a real union; the duchies were now inseparable, with a common set of institutions.