Sentence examples for constitutional inadequacies from inspiring English sources
The practical and constitutional inadequacies of the original electoral college system became evident in the election of 1800, when the two Democratic-Republican candidates, Jefferson and Burr, received an equal number of electoral votes and thereby left the presidential election to be decided by the House of Representatives.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
"And I'm worried about the inadequacy of privacy law at a constitutional and subconstitutional level to deal with that".
Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein, chairwoman of the judiciary committee, praised the lawyers association for bringing the lawsuit, which she said documented "what many of us long argued, that the inadequacy of the assigned counsel rates resulted in New York's failure to meet our constitutional and statutory obligation".
Our own inadequacies, obviously.
Your inadequacies reeked.
Dickens never mentioned these inadequacies.
There were inexcusable security inadequacies in Libya.
Today, such inadequacies are endemic.
The attorney's own principled view of constitutional guarantees meshes with Spielberg's own vision of rules and systems as markers for competence and proofs of professional merit, of rule-breakers disregarding the constraints of systems mainly to make up for their own inadequacies.
