Sentence examples for constitutional gathering from inspiring English sources

An alternative lesson would be a Constitutional gathering that included individuals other than plantation owners, bankers, and merchants—one that examined issues from the perspective of common farmers, debtors, and people who were enslaved.

The briefs in the cases may be precisely tailored for Justice Anthony Kennedy's predilections, but they will also likely be shaped by the brute force of the campaign — a politicized constitutional issue gathering troops in our most political season.

A constitutional assembly perhaps?

A new constitutional assembly!

As the leading GOP candidates for the highest office endowed by our Constitution, they should come to Orlando to meet with another key audience: the largest gathering of professional constitutional advocates in the nation.

But this episode points beyond the general's revenge, Rice's fealty, Bolton's contempt or even presidential prerogative, to a gathering storm over constitutional government.

But then on January 31st, after months of deliberation, the 109-member parliamentary committee charged with gathering opinions on constitutional change issued a report purporting to show that most Burmese were against changing the clause.

The ruling was a departure from some other prominent cases involving government demands that journalists disclose their sources, in which judges failed to adequately scrutinize the government's stated rationale or weigh the serious constitutional harm in impeding the gathering of newsworthy information the public needs to hold powerful institutions and individuals accountable.

Powell wrote: "The court does not hold that newsmen, subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury, are without constitutional rights with respect to the gathering of news or in safeguarding their sources".

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

Former California governors George Deukmejian (R), Pete Wilson (R) and Gray Davis (D) are spearheading signature-gathering for the proposed constitutional amendment, intended for the 2014 ballot.