Sentence examples for set forth in the Constitution from inspiring English sources
I think that what McPherson v. Blacker tells us is exactly as Your Honor suggested it, which is that this court does not have the ability in this particular case involving presidential electors to disregard the statutory scheme and fashion a remedy based upon extraordinary equitable powers of the court set forth in the Constitution.
It is … utterly revolting among a free people who have embraced the principles set forth in the Constitution of the United States".
This theory reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the role parties play in the election process set forth in the constitution.
It would be to affirm that the will of those representatives is superior to the rational limits on government power set forth in the Constitution.
Will gay men and lesbians finally find the rule set forth in the constitution and enshrined in the Declaration of Independence apply to them?
I have acknowledged that judges do need an objective methodology for ascertaining the Constitution's meaning--I have denied that such a methodology is sufficient to maintain the rule of law set forth in the Constitution.
Above all, opposition activists and members of civil society condemn the persistence of practices wholly at odds with the new freedoms set forth in the 2011 constitution.
Unlike the offices of President, U.S. Representative, and U.S. Senator, there is no minimum age for Supreme Court justices set forth in the United States Constitution.
Those objectives set forth in the first Constitution are: (1) promote progress in animal disease research; (2) encourage critical review of current research projects; (3) establish mutual understanding and coordination among workers.
From the fighters of that era came a renewal of the social contract first set forth in the preamble of the Constitution -- the moral and political notion of "We, the People".
Therefore, they could not receive the protection of due process as set forth in the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
