Sentence examples for constitutional manner from inspiring English sources

The department issued a statement, saying that "the agency will work within any newly established guidelines to ensure that executions are carried out in a constitutional manner".

Governing in a constitutional manner means governing with respect to forms by which is meant certain formal procedures (rule of law, due process, trial by jury).

The government could put them to a vote, and if the Senate rejected them twice, seek to break the impasse in the accepted constitutional manner of a double dissolution election.

Mussolini became prime minister, therefore, in a more or less constitutional manner, but only after three years of near civil war in the country and an armed invasion of Rome.

And referring to Mr. Obama, he said, "I'm confident that he would not make judgments along these lines if he were not confident that he was acting in a constitutional manner".

Aubame claimed he had formed his provisional government in a constitutional manner; at the request of members of the "putschists".

The question remains: how do we address this issue without accumulating the backlash from human rights activists, American citizens, politicians and more so can congress passing legislation in a constitutional and humane manner?

The relevant question, however, is whether we do more good than harm by seeking to correct this imperfection through expansion of our constitutional mandate in a manner ungoverned by any discernible rule.

Opposition parties, who have a majority in the Senate, the upper house of Parliament, introduced a motion declaring that "the governor-general was no longer able to exercise the constitutional powers...in a manner that will be seen as impartial and non-partisan".

The German Federal Constitutional Court's 2009 judgment expresses the general point in the following manner: The constitutional state commits itself to other states with the same foundation of values of freedom and equal rights and which, like itself, make human dignity and the principles of equal entitlement to personal freedom the focal point of their legal order.

Until judges cease to routinely decide constitutional cases in a manner that effectively allows the political branches to act as judges of the limits of their own powers, Americans will for the most part enjoy only so much of their liberty as government officials are inclined to tolerate.