As mentioned earlier, congenital factors are considered to be a principal component of constitutional formation; possible genetic variations underlying the YZ constitution are of interest.
He will be committed to the principles underlying the other elements of the constitution and the legal history of his country.
It is a contract embedded in the philosophy underlying the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and our entire system of government.
The isolation, independence, and spirit of grassroots democracy that underlay the constitution of 1851, however, continued to leave their mark upon the state.
The ideas that he put forward underlay the constitution of May 3, 1791, whereby the middle class was accorded a role in public affairs.
That theory was turned to practical account on more than one occasion in the subsequent history of Mongolia and, for example, underlay the constitution of the theocratic monarchy proclaimed in 1911, when Mongolia recovered its independence from China.
Also, section 9A of the Interpretation Act requires a purposive interpretation of written law, including the Constitution, to "promote the purpose or object underlying the written law".
Obama can convincingly argue that the Supreme Court needs Justices who are committed to enforcing the whole Constitution, including the text and principles underlying the Fourteenth Amendment.
In the Constitutional Court, ubuntu was referred to as a concept that underlies the foundation of the constitution.
Our differing answers are downstream from underlying disagreements about the Constitution's substantive mission and the role of the federal judiciary in furthering that mission.
