Sentence examples for constitutional scrutiny from inspiring English sources

The ruling "shows that the court is applying constitutional scrutiny to immigration policy and that immigrants are protected by the Constitution," Ms. Rabinovitz said.

So how does the executive order fare under constitutional scrutiny?

"We hold only that the F.C.C.'s current policy fails constitutional scrutiny".

A more carefully worded law, he wrote, might survive constitutional scrutiny.

Gerrymandering is subject to strict constitutional scrutiny, but only if it involves racial-based motivations.

Despite their good intentions, such prohibitions should not survive constitutional scrutiny.

It did so by urging the court to apply heightened constitutional scrutiny to legislative classifications based upon sexual orientation.

If I were a legislator, I'd be thinking about whether they can be justified under strict scrutiny," the constitutional standard necessary to justify official racial distinctions under the 14th Amendment.

Yes, there is nothing directly in the Constitution about same-sex marriage; nor is there anything about corporate spending in elections, but both are proper subjects for judicial scrutiny and constitutional analysis.

It is the first time that a federal appeals court has applied this level of constitutional protection — known as heightened scrutiny — to those unions.

EU officials dispute the need to amend the treaty, but Berlin is sensitive because of the scrutiny of its constitutional court.