Sentence examples for constitutional hierarchy from inspiring English sources
But Iran's president is number-two in the constitutional hierarchy, second to the spiritual leader, the conservative Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Power was no longer based on your position in any constitutional hierarchy but on your status as a pal of the leader.
Perhaps unwittingly, that phrase neatly encapsulates the attitudes of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Britain from the Prince of Wales - the "meddling" monarch-in-wait-ing who inhabits another planet and who misuses his privileged place in the constitutional hierarchy to burden us with his prejudices on any issue that flits into his mind.
Their opinion perhaps was intended to prick the conscience of the Supreme Court, to get it to re-think the constitutional hierarchy of protection.
External links are also selected by the Editors as they are developing the constitutional hierarchies for each country.
Such constitutions, or constitutional definitions, consist of a hierarchy, with undefined, individual, private experiential concepts at the ground level and concepts of increasing complexity at higher levels; and the resulting constitution system is to be expressed in the language of modern symbolic logic.
At this constitutional level a public hierarchy, such as the state, may dominate, but it may also be that with or without explicit state consent, the settings for collective choice are left to the workings of supply and demand in (the) competitive market(s) or private cooperative initiatives from within civil society.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
Bishops, by canon law, answer only to the pope, and American prosecutors have traditionally been loath to investigate the Catholic hierarchy, partly because of the constitutional separation of church and state.
He's hoping that cloaking bigotry the finery of constitutional protections might make him and his hierarchy appear more freedom-forward and perhaps a tad less medieval.
The statute, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act ( (RFRA) ostensibly tried to reverse the Supreme Court, but as any seventh-grade civics student would know that's not the hierarchy of matters in our constitutional document.
