Sentence examples for context of the constitution from inspiring English sources
"Roe v. Wade, which manufactured the right to kill the unborn, is perhaps the best example of where the natural law context of the Constitution has been most seriously offended," he said.
The Parliament Act 1911 can be seen in the context of the British constitution: rather than creating a written constitution, parliament chose instead to legislate through the usual channels in response to the crisis.
When it invited Hizbul to negotiate, India left out its usual requirement that such talks take place within the context of the Indian Constitution, which defines Kashmir as an inalienable part of India.
A cease-fire was aborted this summer when a Kashmiri rebel group, the Hizbul Mujahideen, demanded that Pakistan be included in talks with India, and India contended that any negotiations had to be held within the context of the Indian Constitution, meaning that Kashmir be recognized as an integral part of India.
With this particular focus on the aim - the value creation process - we also reintegrate in the analysis the tensions linked to the relations of power existing between firms of different sizes and strengths and that particularly occur in the current context of constitution of the knowledge-capital.
"And so as a historian I look at the context of the judiciary and the Constitution in terms of American history".
The starting point of Eriksson's work (9, 10) is her careful recognition that of the highly context-specific nature of the constitution and potential health impacts of social capital.
It also interprets the limitation of rights clause and the rights of equal opportunity in the workplace within the context of its constitution.
Mexico restricts the labour rights in Article 8 within the context of its constitution and laws.
It also reserves the right to interpret the labour rights in Articles 7 and 8 and the non-discrimination clauses of Articles 2 and 3 within the context of its constitution and domestic law.
He spoke almost not at all about rights (he had one mention of "the rights of man," paired with "the rule of law" in the context of a discussion of the Constitution).
