Sentence examples for constitution somewhere from inspiring English sources

It's in the Constitution somewhere.

It assumes there's got to be some kind of articulatable limiting principle and that's in the Constitution somewhere.

It's right there in the Constitution, somewhere between the inalienable right to jaywalk and the freedom to double-park.

I think that's in the Constitution somewhere.

That said, restoring fiscal sanity and some semblance of regard for the boundaries implied by a more strict understanding of the Constitution has to start somewhere.

(This kind of squatting is relatively common in Brazil, and according to the country's constitution, if people live somewhere for five years unchallenged, they have the right to remain).

Is that written somewhere in the Constitution?" Mr. Safaraliyev told the Web site gazeta.ru.

Nonetheless, score some points among the same-sex folks for John Roberts while at the same time throw in point or two to the Federalist Society as John managed to get out of Anthony Kennedy a curious federalism rationale anchored somewhere in the Constitution thereby making the presidents same-sex constituency pleased, which also pleased the Federalist Republicans.

THE laborious process of overhauling Indonesia's semi-democratic constitution finally appears to be getting somewhere.

Being affected by the heat more than most (I suspect my constitution is best suited to summer somewhere around the Arctic Circle), I have developed a few tips of my own.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.