Sentence examples for constitutional boundaries from inspiring English sources

We're there to patrol the boundaries, the constitutional boundaries, to interpret statutes.

The court should be applauded for its courage in drawing the constitutional boundaries around Congress, not chided for being "headstrong".

If there a chance to put things back into legal and constitutional boundaries, we will play along.

Americans will allow Mr. Bush to experiment, but they will be watching closely to see if he crosses constitutional boundaries.

The case was from Kansas, where innovations in dealing with sex offenders have often tested constitutional boundaries.

But Shigeru Nakanishi, the presiding judge of the Tokyo District Court, rejected the plaintiffs' assertions, saying the board acted within constitutional boundaries.

The Utah Supreme Court conceded Fackrell's stop was "a single misstep over the constitutional boundary" rather than an obvious violation.

In any event, "this Court sits" in part to decide when a statute exceeds a constitutional boundary.

Tom Daschle, the Senate majority leader, has expressed concern that any "faith-based" initiative respect the constitutional boundary between church and state.

The question is whether in a complex society like the United States, government subsidies for religious programs cross a constitutional boundary line.

The "limited Tim[e]" in effect when a copyright is secured, petitioners urge, becomes the constitutional boundary, a clear line beyond the power of Congress to extend.