Sentence examples for constitutional cash from inspiring English sources
Addressing concerns the Fair Work Act changes may not be constitutional, Cash told Guardian Australia "the government does not proceed with amendments unless it is satisfied they are constitutionally valid".
Hoping to convert his daily constitutional into cash, a correspondent recently amassed more than a hundred sweatcoins by walking around New York, and then investigated what he could reap from his labors.
The ruling of the constitutional court, that cash and business inheritances must be treated equally, puts him in a bind of breaking one or the other, as such a reform would require fairly high rates in order to be budget-neutral.
WASHINGTON -- Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) criticized the push for a constitutional amendment on regulating campaign cash Tuesday, deriding "Fahrenheit 451 Democrats" and contending the liberals these days want to ban books and movies.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
Others flout their constitutional obligations by pushing the problem onto cash-strapped counties or local judicial districts.
When every descendent of slave and slaveholder alike has their constitutional right to counsel, then maybe we use some of the leftover cash for statue removal.
❦ When Thatcher intervened in the constitutional conventions that had guarded the Corporation's independence from government, Whitelaw cashed in his loyalty to the prime minister to protect the BBC.
And businesses like the Learning Annex and Manhattan Computer Training are able to cash in with their advertising brochures because the courts have ruled that commercial speech also enjoys constitutional protection.
To orchestrate a constitutional coup a phony "vote yes" group was formed by Rogensack's former campaign manager and WMC piled on the cash in a $600,000 ad blitz saying it was all about "democracy".
