That issue has divided constitutional scholars since the New Deal.
He added that the meaning of the provision had divided constitutional scholars.
Ponta was speaking as a deeply divided constitutional court debates whether to uphold a 29 July referendum on Basescu's impeachment.
Brown has never understood or accepted that the people of England will never accept a constitutional settlement that divides England against itself.
Constitutional lawyers are divided about whether the president demanding an investigation like this is proper, but most say they think it is legal.
Finally, federalism is yet another constitutional device to limit the power of government by dividing power and, thus, preventing tyranny.
For decades, I and other political scientists have called for rebuilding our horse-and-buggy 18th-century constitutional system, with its divided powers and inevitable gridlock.
The more the EU is divided by constitutional and other rows, the stronger the French case for a tighter Franco-German alliance that could lead a pioneer group towards closer integration.
To accommodate English-speaking Loyalists in Quebec, the Constitutional Act of 1791 divided the province into French-speaking Lower Canada (later Quebec) and English-speaking Upper Canada (later Ontario), granting each its own elected legislative assembly.
The king and all deputies had legislative initiative, and most mattersknown as general laws, and divided into constitutional, civil, criminal, and those for the institution of perpetual taxesrequired a simple majority, first from the lower chamber, then from the upper one.
