Sentence examples for constitutional thinking from inspiring English sources

Many politicians know their constitutional thinking is wishful.

We did an overhaul of our town code two years ago to bring it into line with the current constitutional thinking".

A judge who is within the stream of constitutional thinking would be very easily supporting Roe v. Wade because that is our constitutional law right now.

A sophisticated "interpretive biography" less interested in Marshall the institution builder than in how the chief justice's constitutional thinking developed during three decades as leader of an increasingly divided body.

R. Kent Newmyer's long-awaited "interpretive biography" is less interested in Marshall as institution builder than in showing how Marshall's constitutional thinking developed during three decades as leader of an increasingly divided body.

Both senior backers are significant as the Conservative party, which is so dominant in England, has often been reluctant to embrace new constitutional thinking about the union, especially if it involves federalism.

Indeed, Quebec had constitutional grounds for thinking it might do so, claiming that cultural affairs were educational and therefore a provincial matter.

Japan's Meiji Restoration had introduced Enlightenment thinking and constitutional government to that society decades earlier.

At the same time, constitutional lawyers have begun thinking through the problem of executive branch power, experimenting with proposals ranging from strengthening the Justice Department or the White House counsel's office to instituting a legal tribunal within the executive branch.

"The time has come to raise a constitutional challenge, to be thinking about the ways that the death penalty violates the Constitution and how best to prove that," said Cassandra Stubbs, director of the Capital Punishment Project of the American Civil Liberties Union.

It behoves a government presiding over a new constitutional settlement to do some thinking about how the new settlement is to be underpinned from the centre.