Sentence examples for constitutional conclusion from inspiring English sources

Historians, and others, have debated ever since whether it amounts to a binding constitutional conclusion, because the Court's final opinion in that case -- Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad -- did not explicitly rely upon that conclusion.

It is my hope that the court will find the courage to rule this year on a constitutional conclusion that is inevitable -- and not wait another 50 years for justice.

Obviously no state resolution can force a constitutional conclusion, but together they can help create a climate for change the way hundreds of local referenda for a nuclear freeze in the early 1980s spurred nuclear arms reductions in later Reagan-Gorbachev summits.

Isn't the whole point of Scalia's judicial philosophy that he's supposed to separate his personal beliefs from his constitutional conclusions?

Why is it, therefore, that on many of the issues he cares most passionately about, Scalia's constitutional conclusions seem to coincide precisely with his personal preferences regarding affirmative action, school prayer, abortion, gay rights and gun rights?

These cases suggest that Scalia — perhaps no more or less frequently than the liberal justices — is able to separate his political from his constitutional conclusions at least some of the time.

The decision was based on an interpretation of Congressional intent rather than on a conclusion about constitutional limits on Congressional power.

A central precept of this approach is the recognition that while "election laws will invariably impose some burden upon individual voters... common sense, as well as constitutional law, compels the conclusion that government must play an active role in structuring elections... if they are to be fair and honest and if some sort of order, rather than chaos, is to accompany the democratic processes".

Towards the end of this exhaustive yet entertaining biography she tackles the politics of the succession head on, arguing from the law of unintended consequences, and the pernickety nature of constitutional reform, to the conclusion that for all his inconsistencies and contradictions, Charles is, if not the best man for the job of head of state, certainly the most highly (sorry!) qualified.

"If this be a correct statement of the facts disclosed by this record, and facts of which we take judicial notice, I need hardly labor the conclusion that Constitutional rights have been violated".

Bosnian constitutional experts said the conclusions were published in the assembly's official gazette Monday, effectively making them law.