Sentence examples for the constitution excludes from inspiring English sources

The constitution excludes the president's blood relatives up to his cousins, and his in-laws up to grandparents and grandchildren.

The reason the statement does not appear is not only (and perhaps not so much) that it would be absurd, inasmuch as 3501 excludes from trial precisely what the Constitution excludes from trial, viz., compelled confessions; but also that justices whose votes are needed to compose today's majority are on record as believing that a violation of Miranda is not a violation of the Constitution.

Article 76 of the constitution excludes him from taking part in partisan politics.

Until then, the constitution excluded anybody younger than 40 from the presidency, but the amendment lowered the restriction to 34, which happened to be the age of the new president.

WND has previously promoted the birther argument that "the framers of the Constitution excluded dual citizens from qualifying as natural-born," using that argument to make a big deal out of Obama having dual citizenship in Kenya upon his birth, despite the fact that Obama automatically lost it on his 23rd birthday.

Black societies were policed and taxed more effectively, and the new constitution excluded blacks from political power.

The constitution specifically excludes from the field of referenda financial decisions, the granting of amnesties and pardons, and the ratification of treaties.

His battle for the abolition of the paragraph in the constitution that excluded Jews from the country was typical of his practical political undertakings.

They still lag behind the rest of Australia in health, education and life expectancy.In 1967 Australians voted overwhelmingly to drop a clause from the constitution that had excluded aborigines from being counted in the census.

The constitution does not exclude them or any Egyptian citizen".

(In 2001 the Supreme Court ruled in a New York case that a school district violated the Constitution when it excluded a Good News Club from meeting after hours at a school).