Sentence examples for central constitutional from inspiring English sources

"The Constitution assigns Congress a central constitutional role in authorizing the use of military force," the report says.

Over time, we will see the continuing erosion of our central constitutional commitments to majority rule and deliberative democracy.

Committee chairman Graham Allen said: "We are aware that there is very little understanding of what the Cabinet manual is or does, but it actually performs a central constitutional function in our democracy.

In any event, the secretary of state's responsibility for the protection of national security was a central constitutional role, and encompassed a duty owed to the public at large.

But he left the proposals on the shelf, and people's hopes largely evaporated when Catalonia's new statute was mutilated by Spain's central constitutional court, in thrall to the opposition PP (People's party).

Still, the senator's testimony served to underscore one of the trial's central constitutional questions: Do the police conduct street stops only when they observe individuals behaving suspiciously, or are the police increasingly stopping people without justification, as a way to discourage criminals from carrying guns in the street?

Meeting in June of that year in Guatemala City, a Central American constitutional convention chose Delgado as its president, appointed Arce as a member of the provisional executive triumvirate, and went on to draft a constitution, which was completed in 1824.

A central problem for constitutional endurance is that, although the constitutional bargain may be an optimal, self-enforcing arrangement for the parties at the time it is drafted, it may not remain so.

To allow the Judiciary powers greater than those conferred by the Constitution, as the fundamental nature of those powers was understood when the Constitution was enacted, would upset the division of federal powers central to the constitutional scheme.

The Human Rights Act is central to the constitutional DNA of the UK.

I've translated the questions here so you can see that none of them addressed central issues of constitutional design.