Sentence examples for framers at the from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court has previously ruled that "legislature" can refer to legislative power and the legislative process, as exercised by the people through direct democracy, since the Constitution's framers at the time didn't foresee how initiatives and referenda would become the law in states like Arizona.

That view prevailed among the framers at Philadelphia in 1787.

He observes framers at work, listens in on talks among curators who carefully position paintings in galleries while calibrating the effect of lighting and positioning on the viewing experience.

The system, which has changed through the years, reflected the framers' effort at compromise between directly electing presidents and leaving the choice up to Congress.

And I don't think that was the intent of the framers of the law at all," Mr. Gorman said.

"A provision of the constitution is to be construed in the sense in which it was understood by the framers and the people at the time of its adoption". Collins v. Mills (Ga. 1944).

But many Americans thought the framers had botched the job.

While the framers feared democracy, the frontier fructified it.

These amounts were less than the amount of irrigation water practiced by the framers in the region, which was at least 6,000 m3/ha.

At least as important, the Framers put the ratification of the Constitution itself to a vote of the people or what amounted to a vote of the people.

Lolcat: Teh Exhibishun (sic) runs from 23 January to 15 February at The Framers Gallery in central London.