Sentence examples for constitutional independence of from inspiring English sources
He claims that the bill now being drafted in the president's office itself violates the constitutional independence of the executive, legislative and judicial branches.
Lyons said parliamentary oversight of the National Audit Office's "value for money" analysis of the BBC's accounts would "break the constitutional independence of the BBC".
The protesters, according to Delgado Salas, have a few basic demands: that Maduro respect the constitutional independence of the legislature, and that he agree to convene new elections.
The constitutional independence of the press -- whether it is the highbrow or lowbrow -- is important in informing the public without binds or influence by the government.
He also opposed constitutional independence for Irish Protestants but encouraged the establishment of Protestant schools as vehicles to convert the Irish Catholics.
Out of this mess, perhaps a very odd and paradoxical alliance could be forged, as Robert Harris mused in yesterday's Sunday Times, between a Tory party recognising that union with Scotland no longer serves its own existential interests and an SNP whose priority is to secure constitutional independence from the rest of the UK coupled with a continued monetary union.
Alan James similarly conceives of external sovereignty as constitutional independence — a state's freedom from outside influence upon its basic prerogatives (James 1999, 460 462).
The QCA could have similar constitutional independence.
Although independence is required, it need not be more than formal constitutional independence.
"However, it raises serious constitutional issues about the independence of the governance of those bodies, something to which the government seems a little deaf".
"I believe it continues the independence of this constitutional branch of government, the independent commission.
