Sentence examples for constitutional connection from inspiring English sources

The constitutional connection is imaginary".

We need a constitutional and physical connection between constituency parties and local union branches.

The prevailing yardstick is that every government invasion of privacy must be deemed constitutional if some remote connection to crime or international terrorism can be imagined.

Mr. Verrilli said the name Congress gave to the payment required for violating the mandate in the health care law — calling it a penalty, not a tax — mattered for purposes of the 1867 law but was irrelevant in connection with the constitutional taxing power.

Mr. Verrilli argues that the name that Congress gave the payment required for violating the mandate in the health care law —a penalty, not a tax — matters for purposes of the 1867 law but is irrelevant in connection with the constitutional taxing power, where "it is the practical operation of the provision, not its label, that controls".

Britain needs a constitutional convention.

And this is the connection between Brown's constitutional projects and his interest in Britishness.

The "rational connection" implies a weak (constitutional law) standard of review that ends up being deferential to agency rulemaking.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

In the U.S. system of judicial review, constitutional questions can be raised only in connection with actual "cases and controversies".

Educated men learn to talk prettily about a range of things they've got no natural interest in, no insight and zero connection or feeling for – Grexit, constitutional crises, the historic role of tubers.