Sentence examples for constitutional lawmaking from inspiring English sources

Anna Shpak, the head of Belarus's department of constitutional lawmaking, national security and law enforcement in the ministry of justice, told the newspaper Gazeta: "The idea belongs to the president, who ordered his administration to do this".

Trial lawyers have already upended constitutional lawmaking with their successful assaults on ever-more-unpopular tobacco companies and gun manufacturers.

Why shouldn't Congress, as the constitutional lawmaking body, always have authority to veto regulations that are written under explicit congressional delegation?

That type of gubernatorial of overreach is considered a no-no by a legislature which zealously guards its constitutional lawmaking authority.

He described HB 2 as "a constitutional exercise of Texas' lawmaking authority," and said in a statement Monday that he is "confident the Supreme Court will ultimately uphold this law".

The charges of lawmaking and constitutional novelty seem to be based on an impression of the Constitution and on a template for deciding constitutional claims that go together something like this.

The Constitution vests all lawmaking power in Congress.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

Both issues raised constitutional questions that involved potential precedents and lawmaking.

In a 4-2 decision, the Court of Appeals held that New York City's Board of Health had exceeded its "health" powers when it enacted the Portion Cap Rule, thereby improperly usurping the legislature's lawmaking role, and violating New York's constitutional system of separation of powers.

Scaf carries on, now with a hint of an Ikhwani flavour and reduced powers: as Morsi also abolished the supplementary constitutional declaration (which Scaf pulled out of its backpocket during the presidential elections), meaning that Morsi is now taking away the lawmaking powers Scaf had granted itself.