Sentence examples for return to constitutional principles from inspiring English sources

The difference between forty-four hundred words and a stream of history goes a long way toward accounting for the panics, every few decades or so, that the Constitution is in crisis, and that America must return to constitutional principles through constitutional education.

I hear plenty of progressive rhetoric to the effect that only a rehabilitated union movement can save America from plutocracy and middle-class stagnation, but my sense is that this is a lot like conservative rhetoric to the effect that only a return to constitutional principles will save America from sclerotic socialist decline.

At a campaign at a rally in his home state of Kentucky, Paul promised tax cuts, term limits for congressmen and an immediate end to "warrantless surveillance" by the National Security Agency as part of return to constitutional principles he said would "take our country back".

Rep. Paul is a strong believer in "a return to constitutional principles" and wouldn't ever go to war unless Congress voted a declaration of war in the future.

The African Union has regularly suspended member-states over coups d'etat, re-admitting them when they return to constitutional rule.

My Presidency should be part of the logic of the need to return to constitutional normality".

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice demanded a "quick return to constitutional law".

Stephen Cohen, the Pakistan scholar, admits that he "misjudged" the country's commitment to constitutional principles.

"I find it offensive to constitutional principles, I find it unpatriotic to ask me to not fulfill my constitutional sworn oath just because I'm in a wheelchair".

But our commitment to constitutional principles has weathered every war, and every war has come to an end.

But the Christian trio – who nonetheless proclaimed their fervent dedication to constitutional principles – had strong support from above.