Sentence examples for constitutional polarization from inspiring English sources
He is a native of Los Alamos, N.M. "A Computational Analysis of Constitutional Polarization" (with David Pozen and Julian Nyarko), 105 Cornell L. Rev. 1 (forthcoming 2019).
David Pozen, Eric L. Talley & Julian Nyarko, A Computational Analysis of Constitutional Polarization, Cornell Law Review, Vol. 105, 2019, forthcoming; Columbia Public Law Research Paper No. 14-624 (2019).
"A Computational Analysis of Constitutional Polarization" by David Pozen, Eric L. Talley et al. (5) that contemporary conservative legislators have developed an especially coherent constitutional vocabulary, with which they have come to "own" not only terms associated with the document's original meaning but also terms associated with textual provisions such as the First Amendment.
Support for Mr. Erdogan appeared to be similar to its level in last year's constitutional referendum, "suggesting that polarization around his simultaneously adored and loathed persona continues to divide Turkey," Mr. Cagaptay said.
As Egypt prepares for an historic constitutional referendum and political polarization intensifies, its military constantly advocates neutrality.
We show that parts of the American South where slavery was more prevalent in the 1860s are today areas with lower average black voter turnout, larger numbers of election lawsuits alleging race-related constitutional violations, and more racial polarization in party identification.
That said, it would create a constitutional crisis and manifestly increase the polarization we have seen since 2016.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
The neat polarization of Democrats and Republicans obfuscates the constitutional confusing and makes such resolution as unlikely now as it was then.
His vote polarization is especially clear in cases relating to constitutional, civil rights and due process law.
This afternoon, 19 Latin American presidents, meeting in Costa Rica and mindful that that fate could some day await them, said they "condemn the interruption of constitutional order in Venezuela, generated by a process of growing polarization".
