Sentence examples for constitutional credibility from inspiring English sources

Onto this grotesque misrepresentation he adds Constitutional "credibility" by asserting: "Of course the progressive agenda must make infinitely elastic the restraints imposed by the founders' Constitution and its principles of limited government".

Clegg says he finds it surprising that MacShane thinks Labour has any credibility on constitutional reform.

At a minimum his decree must be undone and the constitutional assembly given the credibility only inclusiveness can confer.

So, more worryingly, does the credibility of constitutional democracy itself".

Caught at Varennes and brought back to Paris, he lost credibility as a constitutional monarch.

Defeat in the constitutional vote stripped Jacques Chirac of credibility in Europe.

Election results are often contested in Indonesia, but the country has achieved peaceful transitions of power, in large part thanks to the credibility of the constitutional court.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

"Anytime the Supreme Court renders something constitutional that is clearly unconstitutional, that undermines the credibility of the Supreme Court.

Dacre's arguments would have far greater credibility coming from the mouth of a constitutional lawyer with no vested interest.

"But a constitutional battle would have been unhelpful for a government that is already losing credibility with the private sector".Ms Rousseff is insisting that future royalties be spent on education.