Sentence examples for constitutional frame from inspiring English sources

The same votes will be nec essary if the President is to carry out his program within Chile's constitutional frame work as he has promised to do.

One broader ambition of this Article is to recover an intellectual tradition that views public and private law holistically - as integrated components of our constitutional frame of government - while also demonstrating that this way of thinking is not bound up with commitments to laissez faire, formalism, or judicial imperialism.

With an eye to his own times Baron wished to see the autonomous humanity he perceived emerging in quattrocento Florence integrated within a constitutional frame and anchored by patriotic attachment to the community.

The fracture of the two-party system confirmed by the 20D results, the process of sovereignty in Catalonia, amending Article 135 of the Constitution, and a cycle of exceptional social mobilizations all of this has placed on the table the necessity (barely discussed nowadays) of going beyond the constitutional frame built during the transition.

First, we argue that the tension between enshrined sexual and reproductive health rights and lived reality reflects the fact that the international framing of human rights and the constitutional framing of gender equality in South Africa are based on presumptions of sameness.

However, the two contending political coalitions – the pro-Syrian March 8 and the anti-Syrian March 14 alliances – failed to reach an agreement over a candidate in the constitutional time frame.

Mr Kerry urged the government to ratify recent election results without delay and stick to a constitutional time-frame to form a new government.

A new constitution, framed in 1931 on the recommendations of a commission appointed to examine constitutional reform, gave Ceylonese leaders opportunities to exercise political power and to gain governmental experience with a view toward eventual self-government.

These Southern protectionists fused their economic arguments with constitutional ones, framing their trade position as part of a broader rejection of the New Deal and expanded executive power.

The military, emerging openly on to the political scene for the first time, had issued a declaration, ominously described as Communiqué Number Two, undertaking to guarantee a democratic transition, according to the slow constitutional plan framed by Mr Mubarak.

Fines, Fees, Bail, and the Cost of Courts, which examines the economic challenges that courts and their users experience, the constitutional law framing obligations to provide access to justice, the litigation challenging "court debt," and the efforts of judiciaries to change their use of fees and fines.