Sentence examples similar to the constitution covers from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the measure contended that it would have violated the requirement that amendments to the state constitution cover only a single subject.

Retired FBI special agent Kimberly Crawford said the US constitution covered Loehmann's use of force.

READ the American constitution cover to cover, and you will not find a single mention of gay people, let alone the explicitly protected right of gay people to marry.

The court has been asked to consider whether the commonwealth and the minister's actions had been authorised by section 61 of the constitution, which covers the extent of executive powers.

According to House judiciary committee chief of staff Jerry Zeifman, she was "an unethical, dishonest lawyer" who conspired to violate the constitution and cover up abuses of office by the Kennedys.

While the Constitution Project report covers mainly the Bush years, it is critical of some Obama administration policies, especially what it calls excessive secrecy.

Of the many ways that the Bush administration sought to evade accountability for its violations of the law and the Constitution under the cover of battling terrorism, one of the most appalling was its attempt to use inflated claims of state secrecy to slam shut the doors of the nation's courthouses.

On the way to his conclusion that "we will watch as important aspects of privacy and free speech are erased," Lessig brings a keen focus to some of the thorniest issues posed by today's Internet: free speech, pornography, intellectual property, encryption, law beyond our borders and the courts' inability to stretch the Constitution's intentions to cover the new electronic world.

OK, I admit this idea has about as much chance of happening as Mr Kavanagh reading the draft EU constitution from cover to cover.

Hildabrand argued that Kansas' new statute should survive a constitutional challenge that a state cannot overrule the federal government, because it only covers guns that stay in Kansas and therefore, he said, are not covered by the Constitution's commerce clause.

Just one catch: leave the country and your smartphone plan — much like the Constitution — no longer has you covered.