Sentence examples for the constitution secures from inspiring English sources

Thomas went on in his speech to describe how the Constitution secures the rights promised to all Americans by the Declaration.

What Professor Randy Barnett has referred to as the gravitational force of originalism as a methodology for interpreting the Constitution was widely noted in connection with the Supreme Court's landmark 2008 decision in District of Columbia v. Heller, which held that the Constitution secures an individual right to keep and bear arms for the purpose of self-defense.

Thus, the Dolly technique only appears to be covered insofar as its use involves "research with the aim of cloning human beings" (Also, s.1 of the Constitution secures the inviolability of human dignity, but there is no authoritative interpretation on whether (and how) this provision could apply to cloning).

The contentions of violation of Federal right alleged to have been set up and denied in the state court, and therefore to be reviewable here, arise under the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, securing due process of law and equal protection of the laws as against state action.

Tennessee: Amendment 1 What It Says: The amendment would add the following language to Tennessee's constitution: "Nothing in this Constitution secures or protects a right to abortion or requires the funding of an abortion.

Our Constitution secures the legal rights of all people with intellectual disability, including protection from execution.

This results from the eleventh amendment to the constitution, which secures to the state immunity from suit by individual citizens of other states or aliens.

Mr Morsi cosseted and praised the police and particularly the army: the new, Islamist-framed constitution secured its outsized fiefdom freedom from civilian oversight.

But that could happen only if agreement on the constitution were secured.

If it were otherwise, the purpose of the Constitution to secure and maintain the freedom of commerce by whomsoever conducted could be largely thwarted by the states and the commerce itself seriously crippled.

For the first time, a Kurdish-based party exceeded the electoral threshold of 10 percent and with 13 percent of the votes took 80 out of the Turkish parliament's 550 seats, depriving Erdogan's AKP (Justice and Development Party) of the overall majority it needed to change the constitution and secure Erdogan full executive power.