Sentence examples for to its constitutionality from inspiring English sources
In fact, DACA has successfully survived court challenges to its constitutionality, and the notion that it has caused economic harm is pure canard.
Congress let the tax expire in 1872, possibly avoiding a fatal challenge to its constitutionality.
That morning the United States Supreme Court had effectively suspended lethal injection as a manner of execution by accepting a challenge to its constitutionality in a Kentucky case.
The new wage law was upheld on March 25, when a New Orleans civil district judge turned back the first challenge to its constitutionality.
In dozens of speeches, Congressional supporters and opponents of the law previewed arguments that will be made next week when the Supreme Court hears a challenge to its constitutionality filed by 26 states.
The constituent assembly cannot now face a legal challenge that might lead to it being dissolved, and the parliament's upper house, the Shura council, has also been put beyond the scope of a legal challenge to its constitutionality.
President Michael D. Higgins' office confirmed that he had signed the Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill, despite speculation that he might send the controversial measure to the Irish Supreme Court to examine its constitutionality.
Mr. Higgins surprised some people by signing the bill on Tuesday, instead of referring it to Ireland's Supreme Court to determine its constitutionality.
But in September, a federal appeals court turned down the county's request, ruling that it "defies common sense and ignores the structure and history" of the Voting Rights Act to argue that Congress wanted to encourage states and other localities to challenge its constitutionality in court.
Whatever you call it, it was more than adequate to sustain its constitutionality.
Scott Simpson, arguing for the government on Thursday, opened by acknowledging the administration's opposition to the act, but saying he was still obliged to defend its constitutionality.
