Three of the most senior judges – the lord chief justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, the master of the rolls, Sir Terence Etherton, and Lord Justice Sales – are hearing the challenge, which could have far-reaching political and constitutional effects.
Convinced of the damaging political and constitutional effects of heavy taxation on the Queen's relations with her people and on Parliament, he pursued retrenchment and economy rather than expansion of revenues.
But this Court although bound by the construction that the Supreme Court may put upon the statute is not bound by the characterization of it so far as that characterization may bear upon the question of its constitutional effect.
Patients who had previously discontinued IFN treatment, most often due to constitutional side effects, and who remained in CCR, were selected for this study.
In immunotherapy-treated patients, efficacy is mainly attributed to patients' immune response capacity, which is closely associated with increased constitutional side effects, such as appetite loss, fatigue, nausea/vomiting, diarrhoea, and pain, leading to a decline in quality of life.
A constitutional amendment effecting greater reforms was voted on and approved in the Chamber of Deputies, but still faced major opposition in the Senate.
Finally, what would be the practical, constitutional, and social effects accompanying the transfer of monetary and economic policy from the Member States to the Union?
He gave a preliminary account in 1849 of the two diseases named after him and in 1855 wrote On the Constitutional and Local Effects of Disease of the Supra-Renal Capsules.
The records were in relevant part the property of Messrs Carpenter and Sanders… And digital documents are best treated as constitutional "papers" or "effects".
Abbott also qualified the tactics, noting that partisan districting decisions are still constitutional, despite "incidental effects on minority voters".
Georgia remains a presidential republic for another year, when constitutional amendments take effect.
