Sentence examples for constitution differently from inspiring English sources

The Kurds interpret the constitution differently.

Does a president have the authority to interpret the Constitution differently from the judiciary?

For more than a century, counties had interpreted the language in the state constitution differently, and there was profound confusion about who could and couldn't vote, creating an extra hurdle for voting-rights advocates encouraging people to register now.

People experience the world by using their bodies, which have different constitutions and are differently located in space and time.

Even though the differently worded Washington Constitution draws a more stringent line than that drawn by the United States Constitution, the interest it seeks to further is scarcely novel.

Differing rulings could strengthen the Republican argument that such differences amounted to a violation of the United States Constitution because voters in different parts of the state were having their votes counted differently.

For the proposition that the manual recounts in only three counties violate the Constitution by counting Floridians' votes differently depending on where they reside, the Bush brief cites a 1974 Supreme Court case, O'Brien v. Skinner.

This finding might also be indirect evidence for SCM, which suggests that body shape could develop differently from one constitution to another.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

They argue that Michigan's constitutional amendment violates the US constitution's equal protection clause, which forbids states from treating people differently under the law.

These results coincide with our expectation that the two populations Cl and Dp would react differently under altered environmental conditions due to their different genetic constitution (hypothesis 2.1 or 2.2).