Sentence examples for observing the constitution from inspiring English sources

Mottaki's observations in Kabul about observing the constitution signal that Tehran is opposed to modifying the constitution to facilitate the creation of power-sharing arrangements between the Karzai government and the Taliban.

This spring, the state was facing a genuine fiscal emergency, so, by the logic of Albany, the Capitol had to revert to actually observing the constitution.

"Today, the most important and topical issue is to demonstrate our political maturity while holding the presidential polls by strictly observing the Constitution, laws and generally accepted international norms," Mr. Karimov said while casting his ballot, state media reported.

Yang said the June 4 incident was the worst mistake our party ever made in its history but now it was beyond his powers to sets things right, but in the future they certainly would be.... I've written a lot already, but the gist of it is this: Since the 16th Party Congress our new party and government leaders have stressed the need to observe the Constitution and make people their chief concern.

As Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes observed, the Constitution 'is made for people of fundamentally differing views.'.

The government scrupulously observed the Constitution, individual rights seemed protected, and no military leader or other dictator overthrew the elected government".

In this view, it would have been a kind of treason had Lincoln been scrupulous in observing the limitations that the Constitution placed on his authority.

On the other hand, they believe in using all the tools that liberal, secular society offers local and national elections, tactical alliances, legal procedures to advance their aims; and they generally believe in observing the law and the constitution of the countries where they live, even if those rules are not ideal from a Muslim viewpoint.

The vote in United States v. Lopez was 5 to 4. Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist wrote the court's opinion, observing that the Constitution's commerce clause did not confer on Congress a general police power disconnected from the regulation of economic activity.

She wants to observe the old Constitution ever as she tries to get rid of it, as if this could legitimize her dictatorship.

Another adviser, however, observed that the Constitution provides for the suspension of habeas corpus "in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion," and suggested that this provision "authorizes... impliedly, the operation of Martial Law".