Sentence examples for constitutionally established from inspiring English sources
First, despite the tradition among the Russian political elite of ignoring constitutionally established rules, the presidency was shown to be a robust institution.
ID creationists, as integral members of the Religious Right, believe that American public education and culture are doomed by their constitutionally established secularity (Discovery Institute 1998; Forrest and Gross 2005).
It was now constitutionally established that King and Parliament should rule together, though Parliament would have the real power.
Also, the war constitutionally established that no British monarch was permitted to rule without first having been approved by Parliament.
The Electoral College, Constitutionally established because the general citizenry (that's us) couldn't and can't be trusted, elected George Bush.
According to this reading, a constitutional right to vote must be logically or practically necessary for preserving the integrity of that structure, as constitutionally established.
Bigots have no shortage of language to express their small-mindedness; it's well-honed vernacular in a country still struggling with race even decades after constitutionally protected equality was established.
Election Commission of India (ECI), constitutionally mandated body that was established in 1950 to foster the democratic process in India.
He added, "To avoid further damage to the economy, the N.L.R.B. must take the responsible course and cease issuing any further opinions until a constitutionally sound quorum can be established".
The court's opinion, which O'Connor wrote with Justices Anthony Kennedy and David Souter, reaffirmed the constitutionally protected right to abortion established in Roe v. Wade (1973) but also lowered the standard that legal restrictions on abortion must meet in order to pass constitutional muster.
He claimed that, under the principle established in Sherbert, the government could not constitutionally deny him unemployment compensation.
