Sentence examples for constitutional line from inspiring English sources

Neuberger takes a traditional English constitutional line on this.

With that move, he crossed a basic constitutional line, namely the First Amendment.

That deletion crossed the constitutional line, wrote Judge John M. Duhé Jr. for the court.

But it is not clear that one-on-one advice is the right place to draw the constitutional line.

Like the PQ in the 1960s, the ADQ was founded by disaffected Liberals, unhappy with the party's constitutional line.

Normally a stalwart defender of the intelligence services, Mrs Feinstein claimed the CIA had crossed a constitutional line and referred it to the Justice Department.

Saying the nation needed "less bickering and finger-pointing and name-calling and needless partisanship," Mr. Bush called for federal budgeting to take place every two years instead of annually and for a "constitutional" line-item veto.

Either way, though, many Americans do not seem to expect the court to decide the case solely along constitutional lines.

The poll also reflected a significant split along constitutional lines in people's reasons for supporting different parties in the general election.

In the last few weeks I interviewed two officers in Bushwick who insisted that current policy required them to trespass across clear constitutional lines.

The case was about whether the police had crossed constitutional lines in questioning Mr. Fellers, who had been convicted of a drug conspiracy.