Sentence examples for constitutional borders from inspiring English sources

While all earmarks are troublesome to critics like Mr. Ellis, who called the Canvasback gift an "utter indictment of earmarks," those made for faith-based groups involve special questions about the constitutional borders between church and state.

This defies constitutional governance and borders on sedition.

It retains sweeping constitutional powers over security, budgets, borders and external relations, and will have a veto over who becomes the next president.

The Scottish Parliament has been given a formal role in the process for the first time, which the committee says reflects the "changing constitutional position" north of the border.

A previous state of emergency, implemented in states near the Colombian border last year, suspended constitutional guarantees in those areas, except for guarantees relating to human rights.

In 1984, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page proposed adding a constitutional amendment: "There shall be open borders".

Never before had the Supreme Court extended constitutional habeas corpus jurisdiction beyond US borders, and in the second world war it had denied habeas corpus to German soldiers tried and convicted in military courts in Germany for war crimes.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

Or did I mishear the name of the federal constitutional republic lying along the southern border of the USA?

"This amendment is on the border of what is constitutional and not consistent with our common [Syriza] position regarding human rights.

Overt political gestures, we discovered, are not an embraced strategy for affecting change in Texas's Border Zone, where many constitutional protections, particularly concerning illegal searches and seizures, do not apply.