Sentence examples for single constitutional from inspiring English sources

Because the government lacks a single constitutional supremo co-ordinating its proposals, it got squeezed out.

Judge Paul Lipscomb of Circuit Court said the law, known as Measure 7, involved too many changes for a single constitutional amendment.

Thursday's momentous vote to stay in the EU was the discrimination and the first way the failure to declare the government is not a single constitutional conservative policy.

I wanted to let him know that when I had later been called upon to write the lead judgment in the same-sex marriages case, the most difficult problem had been how to acknowledge the coexistence of the sacred and the secular in a single constitutional realm, showing equal concern and principled respect for the gay pride marchers and the Christian lawyers.

Although it was perhaps the strongest single constitutional check on state legislation during our early years as a Nation, the Contract Clause receded into comparative desuetude with the adoption of the Fourteenth Amendment, and particularly with the development of the large body of jurisprudence under the Due Process Clause of that Amendment in modern constitutional history.

"They failed to show a single constitutional violation, much less a widespread pattern or practice," Grossman said.

Unlike the U.S., the U.K. does not have a single, written constitutional document — hence that group making challenges based on human rights law, including at the European level.

Unlike the U.S., the U.K. does not have a single, written constitutional document — hence that group making challenges based on human rights law, including at the European level.

-- "Lessig's Lab" at Harvard Law School is incubating an entity (upon whose board this columnist may have been asked, and may even have agreed, to sit) to make Article V (State originated single issue) Constitutional Conventions a regular feature of our politics, putting vastly more power into the hands of the people as a regular thing.

Virginia argues that the Fourth Amendment should provide a single standard for constitutional arrests with no regard to the details of state law.

Leaving aside the political hyperbole and the metaphorical confusion, the Prime Minister was correct in acknowledging there is no single piece of constitutional architecture, no one legal instrument that glues the UK together.