Sentence examples for dynamic constitution from inspiring English sources

She believes in a dynamic constitution, making her the perfect counterweight to the court's conservatives.

For example, in patients with lateral patellar dislocation, the visualisation of force vectors delivers important information about the static and dynamic constitution of the knee joint [53].

If not, that's a good sign that, no matter how much Scalia protests, we really do have a dynamic Constitution whose grand generalities must keep up with the times, which bodes well for the LGBT challengers to the marriage bans.

But the important thing here is to understand that our democracy is a dynamic democracy, and our Constitution is a living document -- it's not carved in stone.

In order to assess dynamic variation of ITS constitution in the hybrid, PCR-RFLP was conducted at various early developmental stages.

Most reunited rock bands hope to be Living Constitutions: still dynamic after canonization.

Not easy, but that's today's reality: an unpredictable, diverse mash-up of hard power (currencies and constitutions) and dynamic power (audience and audacity).

Although Hegel definitely wants to overcome what he takes to be shortcomings both of Kant's philosophy and of the positions of his post-Kantian contemporaries Fichte and Schelling, at the same time he does not want to give up on the post-Kantian project of transforming Kant's subjective epistemological idealism into a robust new idealism based on dynamic principles of world-constitution.

Others say the Constitution requires a more dynamic kind of equality, one that takes account of the weight of history and of modern disparities.

Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.

In more than two centuries of operation, the United States Constitution has proved itself a dynamic document.