Sentence examples for constitutional troubles from inspiring English sources

Kiss the government's constitutional troubles goodbye by holding in Bagram all aliens captured outside U.S. territory.

(As an aside, that opinion was not just wrong but absurd: Congress puts all sorts of requirements on Medicaid, and could have taken away all the money without any Constitutional trouble. But that's SCOTUS).

Q: But it has run into potentially serious constitutional trouble?

It's a constitutional problem".

Yates recalled saying, "I'm troubled about this from a constitutional standpoint — really troubled about this — but I want to hear, O.K., here are the challenges, but what's the defense to this?" She wasn't impressed by the argument, made by some officials, that the order had nothing to do with religion.

Although President Clinton had signed the law, administration lawyers could not avoid the fact that it raised troubling constitutional questions.

Probably not, as qualifications seem to be irrelevant to Senate Republicans who appear increasingly persuaded that a businessman with zero government experience and troubling constitutional views would somehow uphold their vision of a principled conservative for the Supreme Court.

To recap for those just entering the story: Hungary is in trouble with its critics right now because of the new and troubling constitutional Fourth Amendment that just went into effect, adding to three years of other troubling legal developments.

Despite the change, some legal experts say the bill will have no trouble passing Constitutional muster.

Europe's constitutional convention has barely troubled itself with the question.

These wars of words are yet another battlefront between Addington and Congress, and some constitutional scholars find them troubling.