Sentence examples for constitution at all from inspiring English sources

King v. Burwell did not implicate the Constitution at all.

"Is there an earnest desire among people to change the current Constitution at all costs?

It is that democratic constitution that was killed off with the new year, not a communist constitution at all.

"They didn't consider the constitution at all, which says you can't jail artists," said Naji's lawyer Mahmoud Othman.

"It is not considered overthrowing the democratic regime of the government with the king as head of state under this Constitution at all," Judge Nurak Marpraneet said.

Opponents argue that the fact supporters have to change the constitution at all is an admission that voter ID measures are unconstitutional in Missouri.

African Americans have been second-class citizens since we were allowed – after the bloodiest war in US history and an amendment to the constitution – to become citizens at all.

In 1854 Garrison publicly burned a copy of the Constitution at an abolitionist rally in Framingham, Massachusetts.

William Lloyd Garrison burned the Constitution at an abolitionist rally in Massachusetts, calling it a "covenant with death, an agreement with hell".

Plaid Cymru has agreed wide-ranging changes to its constitution at a special conference in Aberystwyth.

Whether or not an act of the legislature conflicts with the constitution, is, at all times, a question of great delicacy, and deserves the most mature and deliberate consideration of the court.