Sentence examples for constitutional freedom from inspiring English sources

"Women have a constitutional freedom to access abortion care," Thomas said.

In the 1960s appeals by peyotists in the name of constitutional freedom of religion were supported by anthropologists and others and upheld in several state supreme courts.

Needless to say, none of the courts through which this depressing affair has filtered thought the implied constitutional freedom of communication on political affairs was applicable.

The Supreme Court itself has affirmed the right to marry as a fundamental constitutional freedom 14 times — in cases involving, for example, restrictions on interracial couples and the right of prisoners to marry.

Over the decades, rival interests — the government's legitimate responsibility to keep some things secret, the press's constitutional freedom to ferret out information and report it — have coexisted through informal understandings.

"Tell me: Why are so few Democrats willing to defend constitutional freedom?" The N.R.A. has made no secret of its antipathy toward Mr. Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, vowing to throw its resources into defeating Mr. Gore this fall.

Leon left no doubt that he agreed it was "significantly likely" that the N.S.A. had violated the Constitution, and that the "loss of constitutional freedoms" caused Klayman "irreparable harm".

"We have a situation in which elected state officials are breaching the Constitution," said the Rev. Jason McGuire, executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, a conservative Christian political group.

What some saw as an opportunity to assert their constitutional freedoms, others took as an affront.

"Constitutional liberties were violated," the Rev. Jason J. McGuire, the executive director of New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms, said in a statement.

"Constitutional liberties were violated," said the Rev. Jason J. McGuire, the executive director of the group, New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms.