Sentence examples for constitutional character from inspiring English sources
They are essentially of a technical, constitutional character," Brandis said.
As noted, the ECJ has historically established itself as a court with constitutional character and, in common with all constitutional courts, has always trodden a very thin line between the "legitimate" legal-constitutional politics of the establishment of principles of social and political organisation and the "illegitimate" personal-judicial pursuit of substantive political programmes.
Finally, these standoffs also have a constitutional character, which brings us back to Justice Stevens' retirement.
Nevertheless, supplementary nested study of the corresponding germline DNA, derived from peripheral blood leukocytes of the cases where such material was available, was performed to provide confirmation of the constitutional character of the analysed SNPs.
The act therefore carries an additional normative force and has been considered constitutional in character as a result.
He had a quixotic dream that a stalwart, civil liberties advocate could stick to his principles and engage in meaningful, nuanced constitutional debate without character assassination.
JAY WINIK opens his account of the most dramatic month in American history with a brief, throat-clearing disquisition on the fragile character of our constitutional Union.
In a warm tribute to Stevens in 2005, Ford wrote, "I endorse his constitutional views on the secular character of the Establishment Clause and the Free Exercise Clause, on securing procedural safeguards in criminal cases and on the constitution's broad grant of regulatory authority to Congress".
In 1859 Urquiza incorporated Buenos Aires by armed force, but he also agreed to a constitutional revision that underscored the federal character of the government.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
"A constitution defines and safeguards the values and character of a nation and I hope a future constitutional convention will enshrine Scotland's role as participative democracy based on social justice, equal law and the sharing of power".
