Sentence examples for constitutional difference between from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said there might be a constitutional difference between discrete pieces of data and the collection of vast amounts of information.

The basic question is whether there is any constitutional difference between direct public financing of religious education, which the court's precedents forbid, and making public money available to be used at the discretion of parents.

While there may be a legal and constitutional difference between prayer that is officially sponsored by the school and a more informal student-initiated pregame prayer, the impact on the audience is the same.

Although the foregoing analysis is determinative as to the house search, the car search raises additional issues, because "there is a constitutional difference between houses and cars". Chambers v. Maroney, 399 U.S. 42, 52 (1970).

There is a moral and constitutional difference between policies that take into account the realities of America's troubled racial history, and pernicious forms of discrimination, like the Jim Crow laws.

The dissent attempts to equate this distinction with its view of an alleged constitutional difference between religious "speech" and religious "worship". See post at 286, and n. 3. We think that the distinction advanced by the dissent lacks a foundation in either the Constitution or in our cases, and that it is judicially unmanageable.

Given that lifestyle factors are largely similar throughout Xuanwei and Fuyuan, this suggests that there may be constitutional differences between coals sourced from different locations, whether in the geological formation, or in varying practises of coal preparation (e.g., briquetting).

In order to further analyze this phenomenon, a method was developed for quantifying the contribution of different factors to the variability in gene expression, and for generating a database limited to residual values reflecting constitutional differences between individuals.

3) After setting the mean expression of each probe to 1000, a database with residual variability results that possibly only reflects constitutional differences between individuals that are probably mainly epigenetic in origin.

There is a constitutional difference, however, between a private conversation that addresses public issues and an address to the public.

We do not think it makes any significant constitutional difference as to the relationship between the rights of the owner and those of the public that here the State, instead of permitting the corporation to operate a highway, permitted it to use its property as a town, operate a "business block" in the town, and a street and sidewalk on that business block.