Sentence examples for undermine the constitutionality from inspiring English sources
Likewise, our death penalty cases have long presaged the Zimmerman verdict, exposing how racial disparities, which make a white life more valuable, do not undermine the constitutionality of the death sentence.
Despite court decisions in other states undermining the constitutionality of the New York statute concerning the collection of candidacy petitions, the Legislature failed to modify this law.
First, what does the Court mean by "federalism costs," and why have these costs undermined the constitutionality of the VRA?
In December the district court judge decided a zero-dollar penalty was no longer a tax and hence undermined the constitutionality of the entire law.
Hopefully, the proven success of the Act, and the powerful opinions written by lower court judges from across the ideological spectrum applying it, will convince a majority on the Court to affirm rather than undermine the vital constitutionality of the Act.
At the end of the 19th century, the Supreme Court held that juries were not entitled to review the constitutionality of the laws they were called on to apply; the Justices thought such a power would lead to chaos and undermine the authority of the law.
A shock could undermine the economy.
Critics want to undermine the sector.
"We view the Order as one that ultimately undermines the national security of the United States, rather than making us safer". As legal briefs pile up in the legal battle over the constitutionality of President Donald Trump's executive order restricting immigration, a group of national security veterans has made a forceful case undercutting the government's lead argument in defense of the order.
A president does have an obligation to assess the constitutionality of statutes, but when he secretly decides a measure is unconstitutional and neglects to say so (much less why), he undermines the very system of public consent for which we are fighting.
