Sentence examples for the constitution between from inspiring English sources

Black wrote that the law,... by providing that some of the States cannot pass state laws or adopt state constitutional amendments without first being compelled to beg federal authorities to approve their policies, so distorts our constitutional structure of government as to render any distinction drawn in the Constitution between state and federal power almost meaningless.

There has long been an inherent tension in the Constitution between the post of supreme leader and that of president.

The political battles over the Constitution between Islamists and secularists did not help, but the real trigger for the current pressure on the currency was Morsi's panicked behavior.

Liberals fear that the balance in the constitution between provisions that protect "fundamental rights" and those securing Pakistan's Islamic character will be tipped decisively in favour of Islam.The amendment may never become law.

It appears that the commission has then used this rationale to make adverse findings against the commonwealth, as somehow being responsible for the actions of state or territory governments, without due regard for the allocation of responsibilities under the constitution between the commonwealth and the states and territories.

He became enamored of Congressman Timothy John Campbell's retort to President Grover Cleveland's opposition to an unconstitutional bill: "What's the Constitution between friends?" The Founding Fathers would be appalled and alarmed at such contempt for their handiwork.

Blake Ress, the commissioner of the Indiana association, said his organization changed the rule when lawyers advised that its chances to prevail in the lawsuit, which challenged the policy on the grounds it violated Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution were "between zero and 50-50".

The second probes the mutual constitution between the epigenetic reordering of living phenomena and the normative settlements that orient individual and collective responsibilities.

It found that any "theoretical conflict" in the state Constitution between "the strictures of the Appropriations Clause and the mandate of the Education Clause" must be resolved in education's favor.

It's right there in the Constitution, somewhere between the inalienable right to jaywalk and the freedom to double-park.

"With reform of the constitution, equality between men and women must now become part of the law at every level".