Sentence examples for constitutional competence from inspiring English sources

That is not the constitutional competence of the courts, as Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Scalia argue in other cases.

What the SNP offers Scotland's voters on 5 May is not another constitutional battle but competence, safety and security – a theme Sturgeon mentioned repeatedly last week at Ferguson Marine.

The AKP model seemed to offer a reassuring mix of constitutional government, economic competence, and respect for the religious sentiments of the majority.

The plaintiffs in Salfi alleged that their claims had been denied by the local and regional Social Security offices and that the only question was one of constitutional law, beyond the competence of the Secretary to decide.

The competences of the constitutional court cannot be changed overnight".

Thus, a legal analysis of EC trade policy in the pre-Amsterdam Treaty period, at the Treaty of Amsterdam, at the Treaty of Nice, and during the European Convention period, is provided, taking into account the most recent constitutional developments of division of competences between the EC and its Member States.

On 15 August the lawsuit was declared "inadmissible" in a "resolution" by judge David Suarez Burgos mainly on the grounds that it was "beyond the territorial competence of a Lima Constitutional Judge".

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

That task has been greatly complicated by constitutional limits on each court system's competence.

10 As in Salfi, this constitutional question is beyond the Secretary's competence.

"The occupying forces do not have in any way the legal competence to select members of a constitutional assembly," he wrote, insisting it should happen only "through the means of an open election".