Sentence examples for legal constructs from inspiring English sources

The chief justice and Justice Scalia seemed especially perturbed that what they see as the inviolable right of these legal constructs to speak might be infringed upon.

These legal constructs enabled traders to raise money for long-distance expeditions, and were in some ways centuries ahead of their time.

What is amazing is that the electorate allows this state of affairs, some cheering on the very legal constructs that shut down the rights of their fellow citizens.

Instead, it has legal constructs, like the rules of engagement printed on cards to fit in your wallet that allow soldiers like the men in Lobello's unit to feel that they have merely done what they should.

Our conference will explore these themes through three panels: In the first, policymakers and scholars will examine legal constructs and how laws and nations define and redefine gendered citizenship.

It was a fundamental misreading of the Constitution to say that these artificial legal constructs have the same right to spend money on politics as ordinary Americans have to speak out in support of a candidate.

For the families of those civilians, no words or legal construct can justify their loss.

Forests in medieval times were a legal construct, not a land-use description.

Referring to disproportionate civilian casualties, Obama admitted: "No words or legal construct can justify their loss.

Whatever his personal views, Paul categorically opposes the legal construct that ended state-sanctioned racism.

And for the families of those civilians, no words or legal construct can justify their loss.