Sentence examples for constitutional vision from inspiring English sources

Second, Monroe had no distinctive constitutional vision.

No new progressive constitutional vision, meanwhile, has emerged from within the court.

A new progressive constitutional vision is not needed; let's try to preserve what we have.

Or perhaps Obama's constitutional vision is less fully developed than I've suggested.

presidents have a more or less explicit "constitutional vision," and Brown, he believes, was a direct product of Roosevelt's.

Neither Sotomayor nor the current nominee to the court, Elena Kagan, has articulated a new progressive constitutional vision, either.

If the Senate Republicans stick to their obstructionist "just say no" position, the 2016 election cycle and presidential race will become a contest between, and a referendum on, opposing constitutional visions and values.

In 2011, in United States v Jones, the justices exhibited two opposing visions of what a constitutional court should be – a technical legalistic court, and a broad constitutional-vision court.

(What happened this afternoon? Was there a counter-coup to the non-coup, or just a failure of will? And what will the Army do now?) There was talk of "dictated orders from abroad," which needed to be resisted; of how he'd manage the transition through the elections in September; his thoughts on various Constitutional changes; his "vision" for how it all might be.

While in Greece, the losers of the civil war lacked even the most fundamental liberties and the breaking of parliamentary rules led to the establishment of authoritarian and finally totalitarian regimes, European states provided convincing examples of constitutional democracy, a vision that the large majority of Greek people look towards.

But a variant of "dialectical federalism" lives on in today's democratic constitutionalist thought, offering an even broader vision of constitutional dialogue.