Sentence examples for exercise of government from inspiring English sources
Foucault's governmentality framework explores the connections between "forms of government and rationalities or modes of thoughts (about governing) which justify, legitimise and make the exercise of government deem rational" (Fimyar 2008, p. 4).
Instead, it can take the exercise of government closer to its citizens.
The contraception benefit is plainly constitutional and a proper exercise of government power under Supreme Court precedent and a federal law dealing with exercise of religion.
Detentions at Guant?mo Bay, extraordinary renditions and brutal interrogations all tested the limits of the appropriate exercise of government power in wartime.
Voting generally with the conservative bloc, Stewart was often described during the 1960s as the "swing man" on close court decisions involving the exercise of government powers.
The death penalty represents the most powerful exercise of government authority – the need for public oversight is as critical at the execution stage as it is during trial," said the ACLU's staff attorney Lee Rowland.
It also relies on outmoded views about the nature of moral rights that there are objective, universal rights of political morality to which charters make reference, upon which there is widespread agreement within democratic communities, and to which judges can sensibly and justifiably be asked to appeal in protecting citizens against recalcitrant exercises of government power.
"If individuals who are the subject of clearly unconstitutional national security policy don't even have the opportunity to get into the court, then there is nothing to deter even more excessive exercises of government power in the future," Meeropol warned at the close of her argument.
Whereas the Privileges or Immunities Clause guarantees the natural and common law rights of citizens, the Due Process of Law Clause ensures that no person -- citizen or not -- and is subjected to arbitrary exercises of government power that further no rational, public-spirited end.
"Our main concern is this just descends into a political exercise of the government and opposition attacking each other," Münchenberg told Guardian Australia.
