Sentence examples for constitutional foundations from inspiring English sources

Katz, JN; McCubbins, MD, Constitutions of exception: The constitutional foundations of the interruption of executive and legislative function, Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, vol. 174 no. 1 (March, 2018), pp. 77-98 [abs] [abs].

And it stands on the same constitutional foundations that were laid during the era.

Trump's assault on our constitutional foundations is daily, insidious, effective, and cannot be dismissed as unthreatening.

Although its constitutional foundations are not rock-solid, every effort was made to embed them in strong parliamentary foundations.

I do concede, however, that the case for a right to bear arms in America has pretty solid constitutional foundations.

The strife unleashed by the Hindu militants' attack poses a severe threat to India's constitutional foundations as a secular state.

But even assuming that the latter has no constitutional foundation, the distinction is clear: the Constitution specifically recognizes the States as sovereign entities, while government officials enjoy no such constitutional recognition.

All these policies point to one overriding thought: the constitutional foundation underlying the privilege is the respect a government..

The Liberian flag is an ersatz version of the USA's Stars and Stripes, a nod to the country's constitutional foundation by freed American slaves.

The military-installed interim government has no constitutional foundation, said Justice Tony Gates, adding that Parliament should be recalled to discuss the future.

The first time the Affordable Care Act came before the Supreme Court, its constitutional foundation under attack, John G. Roberts Jr. was its unlikely savior.