Sentence examples for constitutional experience from inspiring English sources

The effort to eliminate "previous restraints" (also known as prior restraints) in Great Britain and in America had its roots in English constitutional experience.

The lesson from the English constitutional experience was that Parliament must have the primary power to regulate the armed forces and to determine the punishments that could be imposed upon soldiers by courts martial.

One might therefore ask whether U.S. and German equality law might reconverge; whether the modem German constitutional experience offers solutions to the dilemmas of U.S. equality law; and whether U.S. experience offers insights into German practice.

"The constitutional experience of the republics in France shows that a chief of state cannot by himself oppose the wishes of a national assembly elected directly by the country," Jacques Robert, a professor of law at the University of Paris, wrote in Le Monde.

Although it presents several examples of the constitutional experience of the United States, the Article's conclusions are generalizable, looking at the roles of constitutional courts from the perspective of a global constitutionalism whose categories have become common practice in the democracies of the world.

As the two leading constitutional scholars Tom Ginsburg and James Melton aptly noted, the successful constitutional experience of the Netherlands can be a source of inspiration for other countries who seek to enhance the endurance and efficacy of their own constitutional arrangements.

It is a particularly appropriate time to reflect, not just on what U.S. constitutional scholars can contribute to this contemporary flood of constitution-making, but also on what we can learn from other countries' constitutional experiences.

A close look at the constitutional experiences of the American Republic provides important lessons for constitutional design and constitutionalism in Africa.

A country which has been uniquely characterised by institutional continuity and constitutional evolution experienced a sudden break from them.

There was no drug-related grade 3 4 toxicity, most common grade 1 2 AEs being transient constitutional symptoms experienced by half of patients during first infusions.

Most patients experience constitutional symptoms.