Sentence examples for constitutional personality from inspiring English sources

Special advisers have no constitutional personality separate from that of their minister.

The princess had assumed with distinction the traditional tasks which fall to heir to the Throne but her most testing duty so far the five weeks tour of Canada ranging from Montreal to the Pacific Coast coupled with the important visit to Washington required of her and found what was tantamount to a new constitutional personality.

And the most troubling thing about the anonymous op-ed — apart from the dubious judgment that inspired its writing — is that the author doesn't seem to recognize this issue, or acknowledge any distinction between protecting America from Trump's erratic personality and extra-constitutional whims and frustrating the agenda that won our president the White House.

It is the first to justify the legislation as a means of protecting consumer rights and the constitutional rights to equality, personal autonomy, and development of the personality.

Mr. Erdogan has been mainly a ceremonial head of state — exerting his will on Turkey through force of personality rather than constitutional right.

But as Brooks himself has pointed out, this solution is not without its own costs: what he has called the army of "Organization Kids" that dominate elite universities, equipped with flawless resumes, charismatic personalities and a constitutional inability to take a risk or hold an unpopular idea that might derail them from the fast track.

They analyse different aspects of theconstitutional design affected by the changes in life sciences, including the(re construction of legal personality, subjectivity, and (new) constitutional rights, aswell as the redefinition of legitimacy, accountability and citizenship in severalcountries.

The men's argument that the law was a Nazi fossil that violated Germany's constitutional guarantees of "free development of personality" and equality between the sexes (§175 famously did not criminalize female homosexuality)—failed spectacularly.

There is, however, a constitutional and therefore hereditary element in determining personality characteristics generally and so in determining personality disorders as well.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

By that time he had acquired a remarkable practical knowledge of constitutional matters and of important political personalities, among them Otto von Bismarck.