Sentence examples for constitutional ability from inspiring English sources

Americans know him as the guy who threatened last summer to secede from the Union, claiming a bizarre constitutional ability to do so that simply doesn't exist, according to the Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Furthermore there is a committee called the National Defense and Security Council comprised of over 50percentt military personnel that have the ability to veto any decision and happen to wield more constitutional power than the elected government.

Fidesz also made changes to the Hungarian constitution in 2013 that set limits to the constitutional court's ability to investigate and overrule the parliament in the future.

"There is no questions that the politicians who passed this law intended this as the final blow in their assault on women's constitutional rights and ability to safely and legally end a pregnancy in Texas," Northrup said.

Holmes believes that the first step Bush should take is to declare war against those responsible, and that he should be granted the constitutional or legal ability to do so even if it is against a nonstate.

Finally, he rejected a number of other provisions, saying the White House is concerned they interfere with the president's constitutional powers and ability to fight terrorism.

A constitutional clause restricts his ability to run less than four years after leaving office.

A22 The justices agreed to hear a clean-air case that casts a constitutional shadow over the ability of federal agencies to administer programs within broad grants of authority from Congress.

The Supreme Court agreed today to hear a clean air case that casts a constitutional shadow over the ability of federal agencies to administer programs within broad grants of authority from Congress.

The Carolene Products Court was on solid ground in affirming that a statute that deprived constitutional challengers of the ability to demonstrate the unconstitutionality of an assertion of government power over them would itself violate the Constitution.

In December 2013, Canada's highest court, the Supreme Court of Canada, unanimously struck down Canada's core prostitution laws, deeming them unconstitutional for violating sex workers' constitutional rights, including the ability to protect themselves from violence, abuse and HIV/STIs.