Sentence examples for constitution of course from inspiring English sources

No reason except the Constitution, of course.

We do have a constitution, of course.

Under the Constitution, of course, the popular vote is immaterial and the winner must prevail in the electoral vote.

It is the Constitution, of course -- despite its deliberate division of executive and legislative power -- that makes the vice president of the United States the formal president of the Senate.

So why doesn't it?In this section Bernanke in the crosshairs Beating the deadline The road to 67 School daze Adios Arizona The resurgent right Hands off our junk Blythe spirit One nation, with Aunt Susan ReprintsThere are the protections of the constitution, of course.

And how about that old favourite, a written constitution?In this section Milestones First draft of history Give up the g-word Power to the people Drama and melodrama Correction: "Phèdre" ReprintsBritain does have a written constitution, of course, but it is not written all in one place, with a catchy preamble to make clear its basic principles.

While Mr. Fleischer asserts, "The very document that protects our liberties more than anything else, the Constitution, was, of course, drafted in total secrecy," the sections of the Constitution that most protect individual liberties -- the first 10 amendments -- were added only as a result of open debate and public pressure.

In addition, he holds the constitutional authority to in effect veto any popularly elected government's attempt to amend the 2008 constitution, which of course safeguards the military's prerogatives.

Citing hundreds of legal precedents, especially Harry S. Truman's military desegregation order in 1948, as well as the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and, of course, the Emancipation Proclamation, the document demanded that the powers of the executive office be used to eliminate all forms of discrimination.

A day later, President Calderón said, "My government will defend at all times its national sovereignty and the interests of Mexicans and we will act strictly in accordance with the Constitution, and, of course, we will not accept conditions that simply are unacceptable".

Nicholson also told Scaffidi that "to defend the Constitution... is, of course, a conservative value" and that the "Democrat Party has wholesale rejected the Constitution and the values that it was founded upon". .