Sentence examples for constitutional impediment from inspiring English sources

I know not by what logic it could be maintained that the declarations in the state constitutions, in favour of the freedom of the press, would be a constitutional impediment to the imposition of duties upon publications by the state legislatures.

And there's no constitutional impediment.

Persuading five judges to remove a constitutional impediment to school choice is one thing.

But there appears to be no specific constitutional impediment to alternative transportation on Greyhound One.

Some defendants were simply careless, and there is no constitutional impediment to jailing a driver who willfully refuses to pay a ticket.

292, 28 L.Ed. 232 (1884), this Court has consistently held that there is no federal constitutional impediment to dispensing entirely with the grand jury in state prosecutions.

If there turn out to be constitutional impediments to stiffer fines for a particular group, how about another form of punishment?

Of course, these constitutional impediments can be avoided if Congress is willing to raise corporate and/or income taxes enough to fund fully a new national health system.

But our appreciation for the political realities and constitutional impediments arrayed against reform will not extinguish our determination to achieve that reform, because we know that the consequences of failing to act are far more frightening than the contemplation of involuntary retirement.

Second, Obama regrets that the Constitution places "essential constraints" on the government's ability to provide positive economic rights and that "we have not broken free" of these Constitutional impediments.

Given the fact that there are less than two months until the election, the justices wrote, "the most judicious remedy, in such a circumstance, is the entry of a preliminary injunction, which may moot further controversy as the constitutional impediments dissipate".