Sentence examples for considers it unconstitutional from inspiring English sources
If the president considers it unconstitutional or inappropriate, it is remanded to parliament for reconsideration.
The chief justice offered a legitimate critique of President Barack Obama — the two aren't fond of each other — wondering why he had continued to enforce the U.S. statute if he considered it unconstitutional.
Still, the administration will consider itself free to disregard new laws it considers unconstitutional, especially in cases where it has previously voiced objections elsewhere, officials said.
As Gov. James E. McGreevey signed into law today a $175 million bill to revitalize Camden, New Jersey's poorest city, the Camden Board of Education filed a lawsuit to block parts of the recovery package that it considers unconstitutional.
Facebook has spoken out about U.S. government information requests it considers unconstitutional.
Considered patently unconstitutional, it was quickly dismissed.
Since 2011, the Obama Administration has been on record as considering DOMA unconstitutional; it will not defend the law before the Justices.
The Obama administration said in 2011 it considered the law unconstitutional and would no longer defend it, while former president Bill Clinton, who signed the measure into law, has said it should be overturned.
The Obama administration has said it will not defend the Defense of Marriage Act in court and issued a brief recently saying it considered the law unconstitutional.
But the Spanish government has promised to do everything it can to stop what it considers to be an unconstitutional vote.
Fisher's lawyers are still litigating so the Supreme Court can rule it unconstitutional for colleges to consider race when accepting applicants to ensure a diverse student body.
