Sentence examples for constitutional mistake from inspiring English sources

"If you set it up as a faith-based dorm and you expand it to include all faiths, you are still making a constitutional mistake," said Charles C. Haynes, the director of the Religious Freedom Education Project at the Newseum and a senior scholar at the First Amendment Center in Washington.

To be sure, there have been constitutional mistakes in the drafting and interpretation of the United States Constitution.

He is due to give many of the president's powers away in a constitutional reform a mistake, says Mr Saakashvili: he "should at least keep what he has".

Roe is mistaken constitutional law not just because it invalidated state laws on the subject but because it is contrary to what is described as a self-evident truth in the Declaration of Independence, namely, that we have an unalienable right to life from our creator.

Wise argues that bringing a case in federal court on constitutional grounds was a huge mistake.

In 1953, then U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon called the imposition of harsh constitutional provisions on Japan "a mistake".

"The CCLA has long been concerned about the procedural failures of Canada's No Fly List — which in our view has a series of pitfalls that allow for serious mistakes — including mistaken identity, violations of constitutional rights including mobility rights and due process rights — and have an inadequate appeal process".

I think the doctors are mistaken in their constitutional objection.

Symptoms of abdominal TB are insidious and non-specific which can be mistaken for the constitutional symptoms and signs of HIV disease.

But make no mistake: if a future constitutional convention is not allowed to set some rules on spending, the only alternative will be to shift the property tax burden onto new shoulders.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.