Sentence examples for constitutional life from inspiring English sources
Our analysis of the constitutional life cycle leads us to think of constitutions as rather fragile organisms.
Another judge on the panel, Barrington D. Parker Jr., said that if the courts accepted the government argument "we would be effecting a sea change in the constitutional life of this country".
"At the beginning of our constitutional life, Congress had more access to this kind of scholarship, but it just got lost over time," Mr. Kluge, 89, said in an interview before the ribbon cutting in newly renovated quarters inside the library's ornate Jefferson building.
"If they get two to four appointments on the Supreme Court," he said, "I think Roe v. Wade will be repealed and a lot of other things that have been a part of the fabric of our constitutional life will be gone".
"There should be a regular and normal constitutional life, and now, the way to establish this, that is what we are going to discuss," he said.
Mr President, Peru has had quite a troubled constitutional life with frequent incursions by the military into civilian life.
In the lawsuit, which was filed in 2015, 21 young plaintiffs argue that the government's actions to promote the interests of the fossil fuel industry impinge on the most fundamental of constitutional rights — life, liberty, and property — of their generation and of future generations.
But neither is willing to wrap their minds around a big constitutional change to life-time tenure.
Bruce Fein Washington, April 14, 2009 The writer is chairman of the American Freedom Agenda and the author of "Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy".
Coburn considered it his job to protect Quinlan's "constitutional right to life," a phrase that echoed the central tenet of the pro-life movement.
With the liberation of Austria in 1945, the constitution of 1929 was revived and subsequently became the foundation stone of constitutional and political life in the "Second Republic".
