Sentence examples for constitutional failure from inspiring English sources
The ban on the consumption of alcohol, which is perhaps the best-known case of constitutional failure and the only amendment of the US constitution that was ever repealed, arguably failed for the same reason.
No one votes, no one is elected, a moment of constitutional failure brings an emergency convention in which unelected delegates draft a new constitution calling for an alternate system of specifying leaders that doesn't involve the public.
It's no great loss unless you think constitutional failure lies at the heart of British weakness.
So does the paper's apparently constitutional failure to articulate a full-throated apology to Palin.
It is by far Pakistan's most important institution — a source of cohesion and national identity, but also of dissonance, internal violence, inequality, and constitutional failure.
"If Congress fails to include those changes as it considers ECPA reform, then the courts should step in, including in Microsoft's case, to end the government's constitutional failure to provide notice," said ACLU staff attorney Alex Abdo.
It's absolutely within the abilities of academic research to study such examples and to push against the most obvious statistical, ethical or constitutional failures and dedicate serious intellectual energy to finding solutions.
Genetic linkage analysis of the constitutional marrow failure syndrome dyskeratosis congenita led to the discovery of mutations in the genes DKC1 (which encodes dyskerin) [7] and telomerase RNA component (TERC) [8].
The leader of the Democratic Party of the Left has invested a lot in constitutional reform, and failure would hurt him.
The introduction of a common European currency was successful; political integration by means of a constitutional treaty a failure.
In their view, the Taylor case should be understood as dealing with the factual situation there presented, and not as establishing a constitutional rule that failure to instruct the jury on the presumption of innocence requires automatic reversal of a conviction.
