Sentence examples for constitutional structures from inspiring English sources

After federation it was recognized that the states needed to standardize their constitutional structures.

Laurence H. Tribe, From Environmental Foundations to Constitutional Structures: Learning from Nature's Future, 84 Yale L.J. 545 (1975).

They believed that people were exaggerating Trump's personal flaws and underestimating the power of the Party and the constitutional structures to contain and moderate him.

The former prime minister said the decision to leave the EU meant the UK needed to have a fundamental rethink of its constitutional structures.

As the two universities have different constitutional structures this could be achieved by the transfer of UCE to the chartered University of Aston.

In their 126-page ruling, the judges, led by Mr Justice Walker, acknowledged that some people "fear, among other things, that disclosure would damage our constitutional structures".

"It is absurd to suggest that Moses was a major influence on the Constitution and our constitutional structure of government," Dan Quinn, communications director for the Texas Freedom Network, an activist group, told The Huffington Post.

Current case law ignores the Constitution's words, distorts constitutional structure and overprotects the guilty.

As a matter of constitutional structure, the case for exclusivity in regard to the Constitution's express textual qualifications for the presidency is stronger than the coordinate case for exclusivity in regard to qualifications for House and Senate seats.

If that breaks, then it's just a terrible design flaw in the Constitution, and a serious challenge to the legitimacy of our constitutional structure as capable of sustaining the rule of law.

"A reform is changing the constitutional structure".