Sentence examples for constitutionally weak from inspiring English sources

The constitutionally weak can plump for a single viewing, or perhaps a double if they're at least showing some commitment to the cause.

Never one to be confused with a workaholic — until recently, says a friend, Perry "traveled a long ways on some good looks" — the task of being a constitutionally weak chief executive who asserts his authority through appointments and speeches seems to suit him.

Despite my renewed sense of determination, I am tired and drugged and constitutionally weak to begin with.

Moreover, he is in charge of a constitutionally weak-centred state.

Hart's, constitutionally, a weak sadist, no cojones.

Weaker economically, weaker diplomatically, weaker constitutionally.

And the power of charisma should not be underrated, especially in the context of the American presidency which is, constitutionally, quite a weak office.

Third, U.S. presidents have weaker constitutionally granted powers than those granted to many Latin American presidents.

Many of the misgivings, and hopes, about French leaders we have expressed in the past could have been formulated today.In 1958, we worried about the potential for a French leader to "take all powers into his hands", given the new republic's constitutionally powerful presidency and weak parliament.

They had grown rich as a result of the boom in wool exports to Flanders during the 15th-century, when there were more than 2.5 million sheep in Castile, and it was they, with their hordes of vassals and retainers, who had attempted to dominate a constitutionally almost absolute, but politically weak, monarchy.

Yet the real slaveholder victory lay in a fourth strategy persuading the nonslaveholding majorities that the weak government and constitutionally restrained tax power actually were in the interests of the nonslaveholders themselves.