Sentence examples for constitutional ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr Nolte calls it "the prime example of the migration of constitutional ideas".

The Cherokees adapted European constitutional ideas and mastered the federal legal system in a futile effort to avoid removal.

This work attempted to work out the principles of the French Revolution and depicted an ideal liberal state, based on English constitutional ideas and practice.

The postwar provisional president Charles de Gaulle resigned in 1946, expecting that public support would bring him back to power with a mandate to impose his constitutional ideas.

Territorial fragmentation meant a prince's combining his executive role with that of representative within the Reich: there could be no stimulus to the development of constitutional ideas.

In January 1946 de Gaulle suddenly resigned his post as provisional president, apparently expecting that a wave of public support would bring him back to power with a mandate to impose his constitutional ideas.

His constitutional idea appears to require that elected bodies be split evenly between men and women.

David (slick, glib, televisual) Cameron's Big Constitutional Idea is to trot out the bunkum that Blair used 12 years ago, of "returning power to the people".

To Mr. O'Reilly, on his interview with The New York Times in which he said that Newt Gingrich was "zany": "His comments about the justices and the Congress, sending the Capitol Police to bring in judges - that's not exactly a practical idea or a constitutional idea.

Justice Elena Kagan, joined by Justice Breyer as well as Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, read the first amendment as a guarantee of "religious equality...the breathtakingly generous constitutional idea that our public institutions belong no less to the Buddhist or Hindu than to the Methodist or Episcopalian".

He has mainstreamed anti-Constitutional ideas like banning or surveilling people based on faith," Saylor told Reuters.