Sentence examples for constitutional shortcoming from inspiring English sources
Subsuming municipalities entirely to the whims and dictates of provincial governments feels, in 2018, like a major constitutional shortcoming.
The ordinary criminal justice system is becoming polluted by the constitutional shortcomings of the FISA court system.
12. Admit your shortcomings.
Lord Falconer says he complained about Grayling's shortcomings to the constitutional committee in 2015, but Grayling became the first non-lawyer lord chancellor in September 2012.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
Preoccupied with collapsing economies, rocketing bond yields and possible bank runs, European leaders have understandably paid less attention to the nuances of the constitutional shenanigans in Hungary or Romania.Second, the EU's own shortcomings weaken its clout.
"I'm sure the administration would want to avoid having Saddam speak, because he would probably do what Milosevic has done, which is defend himself and appeal to the shortcomings of the United States," said Herman Schwartz, a professor of constitutional law at American University.
The very complexity of EU constitutional law is not just a matter of drafting but is indicative of serious shortcomings in the way the Union works.
The Constitutional rights.
