Sentence examples for constitutional title from inspiring English sources

Thanks to David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey for making it clear that the constitutional title of our executive is not only president, but also commander in chief.

A principal reason for the resolution in the first place was that while the Constitution gave the legislative branch sole responsibility for declaring war (Article 1, Section 8), presidents over time began considering their own constitutional title of "commander in chief" (Article 2, Section 2) as a de facto right to engage in a foreign military action without congressional declaration.

Draft Constitutional Treaty, Title X: Union membership, CONV 648/03, April 2, 2003, art.

348, in which we upheld the constitutional validity of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 against an attack no hotels, motels, and like establishments.

The Alabama Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction, holding that the statute, as applied, was constitutional because the title to the sidewalk was in the corporation and because the public use of the sidewalk had not been such as to give rise to a presumption under Alabama law of its irrevocable dedication to the public.

This case was argued with No. 515, Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States, decided this date, ante, p. 241, in which we upheld the constitutional validity of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 against an attack by hotels, motels, and like establishments.

Constitutional aspects of title registration.

That message began with the job title: constitutional policing.

Because of her and her son, Congress in 1810 proposed and overwhelmingly passed a constitutional amendment (the Titles of Nobility Amendment) that would have prevented any American citizen from receiving a title or money from a king or an emperor.

Economists say the costs of transferring the presidency and legislature to Sucre, which retains the title of "constitutional capital," would be staggering for Bolivia, which is already South America's poorest country.

But two weeks ago a federal appeals court issued a technical ruling in Alaska v. EEOC holding that Congress overstepped its constitutional authority in extending Title VII's landmark civil rights protections to state workers.