Sentence examples for from a constitutional point from inspiring English sources
From a constitutional point of view, the most interesting question is whether any of the judges will take the lord chancellor to court.
"The difficulty of getting at this thing from a constitutional point of view is that there are private dollars coming from a private individual and going to a private foundation.
Of Tony Blair, Mr Hennessy remarks that his programme has been "driven through without regard for the niceties of traditional cabinet structures, the division of function between permanent officials and temporary special advisers, or any great sensitivity towards parliament".Some of this seems to matter from a constitutional point of view and some not.
Universities cannot risk millions in federal dollars used for research or financial aid to make a constitutional point.
We report a constitutional point mutation of codon 278 in exon 8 of the TP53 gene that has not yet been described as a germ-line mutation.
When Tomi isn't attacking people on social media, she used to spend her time hosting a show on The Blaze where she skewered politics from a "constitutional conservative" point of view.
From a legal and constitutional point of view, I consider such an act of wanton destructiveness out of the question".
George Will, a Washington Post columnist, makes a nice constitutional point here.
All they have to lean on, from a constitutional and political point of view, is the religious liberty angle.
From a constitutional and legal point of view, Veneto cannot detach itself from Italy — no matter how many people vote in favor of doing so.
