Sentence examples for the constitutional threshold from inspiring English sources
"The South Carolina House of Representatives alone defines what meets the constitutional threshold of serious misconduct in office".
"Older than 35?" When I told him I pass the Constitutional threshold for the vice presidency, he said, "Pretty dramatic, don't you think?" Yes, a dramatically colossal mistake.
"Because their detention has already crossed the constitutional threshold into infinitum and because our system of checks and balances is designed to preserve the fundamental right of liberty," Judge Urbina wrote, "the court grants the petitioners' motion for release into the United States".
The constitutional threshold he crossed to avoid a second round run-off was indeed "paper thin" but he still won outright.
This lack of clear definition of a constitution has to be seen asthe biggest weakness of the book, as it remains unclear what makes the events andprocesses analysed by the authors reach the constitutional threshold and why thoserather than other changes contribute to the establishment of'bioconstitutionalism'.
"So that's the constitutional threshold question here".
The Foreign Affairs Manual (11 FAM 721.3) contains eight components to help officials identify when an international agreement rises to the constitutional treaty threshold.
In other cases, a majority vote in favour of independence was secured, but not enough to overcome constitutional thresholds, such as in Nevis.
Recall is, and should be, for dealing with a politician whose actions have angered enough constituents to make it possible to meet whatever the constitutional or statutory threshold may be to force a recall election.
And when Congress fails to meet this extra-constitutional threshold, it is no surprise that the president tries to work around it.
Nor has anyone said they would sue him if he took the alternative, equally controversial, step of using his broad authorities as guardian of the constitutional order to unilaterally raise the borrowing threshold.
