On matters where President Obama is clearly acting in accordance with the Constitution -- for example, in nominating someone to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court -- they spare no effort to thwart him, concocting bizarre arguments nowhere found in the Constitution to justify their obstructionism.
The constitution, for example, of the national patient survey as synonymous with patient experiences has led some NHS trusts to install systems to reproduce the surveys throughout the hospital, and to measure the performance of individual wards in real time.
One provision in the Constitution, for example, says that federal taxes cannot be targeted to impose higher liability on citizens based on the fact that they live in a particular state.
The provisions of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. constitution, for example, are not the rule of recognition in the U.S., for there is an intra-systemic answer to the question why that Amendment is valid law.
The constitution, for example, enshrines property rights.
The Iraqi Constitution, for example, was stalled for weeks over small wording conflicts, and its measures are often meaningless in the chaos and violence in Iraq today.
The U.S. Continental Congress proclaimed a national Thanksgiving upon the enactment of the Constitution, for example.
New York's 1777 Constitution, for example, explicitly provided for the State to switch between methods.
The constitution, for example, has quite liberal views concerning the formation of churches.
The Constitution, for example, would not allow the 2nd Amendment to justify shooting a person or damaging property except in self-defense.
Thus, the effect of Kampo medicines should be investigated by taking into consideration the possible dependence on the constitution, for example the immunological properties, of the individual patient.
