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The Kosovars reply that this is a constitutional question, not an issue of international law, so the court has no business opining on it.

He said the OAS must issue a clear demand for a return to constitutional order and insist that human rights be respected.

The right to freedom of speech and expression could not trump the constitutional right to dignity, said the judge, who happened to be white.

He said if he had broken a law, he should be tried by a civilian court. He demanded this as his constitutional right.

The right to be elected is one of the basic rights of citizenship, and is one fundamental category of constitutional jurisprudence.

To save money, my parents declined to go in with us; they sauntered in the big square as if repeating their morning constitutional.

He said the constitutional debate was "healthy" and development would take time.

However, the head of the constitutional council, who's a close ally of Mr said the commission's announcement had been invalid.

A new law came into effect in Alabama that cracks down on illegal immigration , after a judge ruled that it passed constitutional muster.

The criterion for the choice among the constitutional resolutions is one of the basic issues of level analysis of constitutional choices.

In April, a New York court ruled that there was no constitutional problem with striking hunters from a jury for a case involving hunting.

The result of the general election shows that the South African constitutional system has its sound ground.

'Unnecessary resignations will not help our community forge consensus on constitutional development, ' he said.

Fortunately for him, a feeling had been growing in the United States that these same constitutional rights should be binding on the states.

THE reverberations from last month's ruling by Germany's Constitutional Court on the European Union's Lisbon treaty seem to be growing.

In such a poisonous atmosphere the Europeans and Americans are trying to persuade the Bosnians to agree to modest constitutional changes.

Before he took over a year ago, the country was in the middle of a grave constitutional crisis.

Although equal right to health care security is one of the constitutional rights of citizens, yet, the implementation is not so easy.

If you fed the necessary ingredients for a future constitutional monarch into a computer, it would produce Prince William.

The kings in Morocco and Jordan are groping towards a fairer constitutional order. Kuwait's parliament has flexed a bit of muscle.

But Mr Saleh, a former tank commander famed for his wily survival tactics, has continued to insist on his constitutional privileges.

Previously, restrictions on the right to choose, as with any other constitutional right, must be subject to "strict scrutiny" .

In that case, the Court DID not satisfy itself with interpreting the copyright statute in line with undefined constitutional norms.

There was one issue, however, that the Constitutional Convention did not resolve to Mason's liking.

Most environmental regulation by the federal government, like the foregoing, is now presumed to be constitutional.

Based on the current constitutional system, it is a practical plan to make it a value goal to protect the whole social interest.

Now I was being given the responsibility to help steer my adopted country through one of the gravest constitutional crises of its history.

Fifteen grand buildings, including a new foreign ministry and a constitutional court, were to be built from scratch.

The form of state structure, as the contents of a constitution should have it as a goal to carry out constitutional politics.

and approximated the opinions of enlightened minds upon the question of constitutional power.

At least this proposal would be in line with the more restrictive interpretation of German constitutional law.

His previous attempt at this almost led the Constitutional Court to ban the AKP on the ground that it was trying to impose sharia law.

But he led a campaign against the gag rule. Adams said the rule was a violation of the constitutional right to petition Congress.

"It should not be mistakenly interpreted as a constitutional blank cheque authorising further rescue measures, " he said.

It sounds like the sort of constitutional fine-tuning to be expected in a young democracy.

That would let him pass laws that do not entail constitutional amendments by picking off just a few PRI members or their allies.

It does not mean wholesale constitutional reform in less than a year.

The court noted that its ruling did not prevent other constitutional challenges to the law.

We said the case has to be judged on many levels, including constitutional law, human rights conventions and Turkish law.

He made reference to the internal system of constitutional checks and balances in the United States.

New governments founded on basic constitutional and common-law principles are ready to take over.

In Brown, it confronted segregation head on, and announced that this practice violated the constitutional mandate for equal protection.

"Now we hope that the final ruling declares it all constitutional, " he said, referring to adoption.

Al - Sadr supporters were quick to respond that the prime minister has no constitutional power to interfere with elections .

I could not refuse to answer the questions without a constitutional reason, and in my case there was no such reason.

Yet, at home, it has made it clear that the constitutional argument is no more than an excuse.

He was proud to have been there at the beginning, helping to craft constitutional principles from the outset.

Lien: Well, I would say that this election has create a unprecedentedly constitutional, Uh, crisis.

Reasons: (shocked) did not expect that you should have brought any constitutional habit! ! Oh, not the Constitution, but the Three Kingdoms.

Johnson refused to recognize the law. He said it was not constitutional.

when examining constitutional issues like this one , one is never too far from the framers ' most fundamental insight.

Barbados is a member of the British Commonwealth, and considers Queen Elizabeth II to be its constitutional monarch.

In eighteen forty-eight, while James Polk was president, there was a great constitutional debate in the United States.

The moment Mr Gaddafi leaves, a "roadmap" for free elections and a constitutional referendum would take effect.

The freedom of press is the most distinct symbol of the democracy and an indispensable part of the concept of the constitutional.

But a first attempt at convincing lawmakers to support a similar constitutional overhaul was voted down in 2005.

During the era of the Founding Fathers, Congress could back up its constitutional authority with its power of the purse.

The Court clearly was unwilling to put the stamp of constitutional approval on a practice condemned by more than 95 percent of the country.

The constitutional statement may have been subtle, but it was clear: The President is the head of government.

local governments in the united states have always had a constitutional right to seize private property , with fair payment.

Ways might be found round the constitutional limit of two consecutive terms.

Since he took power in 1987, Mr Ben Ali and his Constitutional and Democratic Union party have kept a firm grip.

That decision left the door wide open for white flight, and marked a constitutional limit for America's drive to integrate its schools.

A complete constitutional rewrite ought to be a bipartisan affair in which government and opposition work together.

By his own admission, he "had little patience" for constitutional niceties.

The Court was to hand down another opinion shortly, on the underlying issue of whether the recount itself was constitutional.

However, he had an advanced thought expressed in his earnest opposing foreign powers aggression and his maintaining constitutional reform.

This was seen as the climax of a very undemocratic regime and it led to widespread agitation for constitutional reform.

acknowledging as well that democracy and constitutional liberalism cannot be imposed.

LP announced that it has setup a hotline as an additional channel for citizens to voice their support for the Constitutional Reform Package.

The maintenance of constitution, the construction and consolidation of it depend on a comprehensive constitutional understanding.

It is a unitary constitutional monarchy with an emperor and an elected parliament, one of the oldest legislatures in Asia.

This constitutional requirement has evolved into the president's annual State of the Union address, which now serves several purposes.

The constitutional tenor of his speech weighed on him like a sin; he sought an opportunity of glossing it over.

The constitutional niceties were observed for just a few hours.

In theory, an initiative can only deal with constitutional matters, but in practice they have been held on a variety of issues.

Certainly, the change mentioned above is a big impact to the Great Britain, which has no positive constitutional law in the tradition.

Over the next three months, the Committee on constitutional provisions and political parties, trade unions and social groups consultations.

Congress has no constitutional power to remove the president.

the National Assembly has the last word in the event of a disagreement between the two houses, except for constitutional laws.

Local governments in the United States have always had the constitutional right to seize private property with fair payment.

For months he has refused to rule out seeking another constitutional change that would allow him to stand for a third term.

Settled in 1649, it was the site of the Annapolis Convention in 1786, which led to the federal Constitutional Convention of 1787. The U. S.

According to the causes and nature of the Civil War, I characterized it as a Constitutional Crisis.

For years Americans and Europeans have been trying to get Bosnians to agree to some measure of constitutional reform.

As for the property of Human Dignity, it is not a sort of idiographic constitutional rights, and it is not a principle as the equality.

My conscience tells me that only I, as President, have the constitutional power to firmly shut and seal this book.

A constitutional reform agreed on during the orange revolution transferred some of the president's functions to parliament.

The constitutional court ruled this week that Mr Somchai's election was at least partly due to vote-buying.

And he said oustanding political and constitutional issues are also giving rise to severe tensions.

First, Egypt has a strong set of constitutional institutions with deep roots and professional standards.

Barely a week ago Portuguese officials said they lacked the constitutional authority to deal with either the IMF or the EU.

If these talks fail to produce a constitutional amendment there will then be no basis for establishing a government of national unity.

First, the court must determine whether the defendant's alleged conduct amounts to a constitutional violation.

In more recent years American administrations fell into a pattern of promoting and then undermining Haitian constitutional democracy.

Child pornography, whether or not legally obscene, enjoys no constitutional protection in the United States.

This decision is the culmination of a steady decline in constitutional protection for the right to privacy.

Should this pass, and a new president be elected, he would then be "invited" to oversee more sweeping constitutional changes.

Most striking was the Supreme Constitutional Court, a structure originally designed to keep the rest of the judiciary in check.

But Mr Topi is expected to push for a constitutional amendment to set a time limit.

That is because most have tired of his rule, and blame him for the constitutional crisis that preceded the coup.

Your brief should address the facts of the case, the legal and constitutional issues at stake, the Court's holding, and its rationale.

It was on the basis of this jurisprudence that I gave my view at the Constitutional Affairs Panel meeting.

Spain is a constitutional monarchy, with a hereditary monarch and a bicameral parliament, the Cortes Generales or National Assembly.

But somewhere along the line, politicians stepped out of Constitutional bounds and started pretending to solve our problems for us.

Labor right, one of the human rights, is an essential civil right stipulated in the Constitutional law.

Kazakhstan is a constitutional republic with a strong presidency.

To do so, we have to make a serious study of the howes and whys of constitutional government.

On this view, deciding constitutional cases should be a straightforward exercise of reading fairly and viewing facts objectively.

The sort of constitutional government which the Chinese die- hards are talking about is the old type of bourgeois democracy found abroad.

After that, the CC plenum unanimously decided that within a definite constitutional framework we have to go in for competition.

At last, it describes the integration of this system software, the constitutional characteristic and its functional implementation.

But there is no mention of exes, leaving the question up to the Constitutional Court.

California's first constitutional convention took place in 1849, before California was even admitted to the Union.

"We want a person who loves democracy and constitutional monarchy, " he said at a press conference.

The popular press carried articles on whether this constitutional right, which allegedly sheltered only guilty persons, ought to be amended.

It is widely agreed that for any legal government, it is a nature and a basic moral standard to carry out the constitutional law .

He was the pioneer of the idea of constitutional democracy, including party government, responsibility cabinet and the separate.

The stipulations of the right to petition, which belongs to claim right in nature, could be found in most of the constitutional documents.

What are the characteristics of the British constitutional monarchy?

On Wednesday, the constitutional court threw out a law introduced by Berlusconi's government giving him immunity from prosecution.

In our constitutional system, prolonged detention should not be the decision of any one man.

The power given Congress to define and punish offenses against the law of nations, thus giving that law express constitutional recognition.

In light of the constitutional demand for equal protection, state shall grant them, "discrete and insular minorities" , more protection.

Constitution stipulates that the implementation of a hereditary constitutional monarchy Belgium's federal system.

whatever the outcome , we are prepared to support any resolution that can be achieved through peaceful and constitutional means.

All eyes are going to be on the German constitutional court. . .

But the constitutional court is ready to strike these down.

In the United States, one of our constitutional rights is the pursuit of happiness.

But with the disappearance of that base, I now believe that the constitutional purpose has been served.

While concurring, Justice John Paul Stevens declared that he no longer believed the death penalty itself to be constitutional.

We took a constitutional, but we were not absolutely silent, as we used to be.

The idea is inconsistent with our constitutional theory and has been stubbornly opposed. Since the early days of the Republic.

One, the imposition of a rigid constitutional ceiling on public debt, is likely to haunt future administrations for years to come.

This principle was enshrined in the Maastricht treaty and has since been rigorously interpreted by the German constitutional court.

But they also agreed that it would be within constitutional rights, like protesters who burn American flags.

But offering Utah another seat (which it could lose after the next census) does not resolve the constitutional conundrum.

France and Germany also called for constitutional amendments across the eurozone that would require governments to balance their budgets.

Another sensitivity to be addressed is Germany and its troubles with the constitutional court in Karlsruhe.

the ultimate source of our confidence in this respect is , of course , the solid promises of the constitutional document , our basic law.

The ruling of the German constitutional court has raised legislative hurdles, while political hostility is rising.

The Sandinista leader had failed to persuade the national assembly to repeal the constitutional limit of two non-consecutive terms.

In fact, the most sweeping change that he insisted upon in his Politico interview could be nothing less than a constitutional revolution.

Germany's "constitutional patriotism" resembles the American idea of a nation founded on rights and values.

in terms of the practice approach of constitutional rights, the political means coexists with governing means.

The constitutional council, France's highest court, seems to agree.

A federal judge ordered the temporary halt after tobacco companies argued it would violate their constitutional right to free speech.

It is impossible to carry out constitutional politics without the scientific design and operation of the form of state structure.

Parliamentary system is a basic form of expression of constitutional democracy, and also is the focus of the core issues.

In the run up to the constitutional referendum in March he and Mr Masoud joined the "no" campaign along with secular liberals.

A beleaguered bank economist trudged to France to defend himself at a symposium chaired by the head of the country's constitutional court.

Before a referendum can be held, the Constitutional Court must review both the text of the law and the procedures by which it was passed.

They must now try to figure out how to craft curbs that could pass constitutional muster, but it is not entirely clear what these might be.

Socialism's establishment has provided the system choice and the political safeguard for the constitutional government development.

In the coming year, CAB will continue to participate in and support the work of the Constitutional Development Task Force.

The country held a constitutional referendum in 1990 and a vote in 1992 that led to its first democratic change of Parliament.

Finally, the real intention of his political theology is revealed from analyzing the sovereignty problem in his constitutional theory.

Worse, the Italian Constitutional Court has ruled that Berlusconi is no longer enjoy full judicial immunity.

Greek bail-out would no doubt face a challenge in Germany's constitutional court.

However, recent developments at the German constitutional court complicate matters.

the ultimate source of our confidence is , of course , the solid promises of the constitutional document , our basic law.

Article number two of the constitutional amendments provides you and me the right to own a rifle or a shotgun.

If a federal constitutional question is involved the decision of the state supreme court may be reviewed by the United States Supreme Court.

In the last chapter, the paper reviews the formation and realization of our present norms constitutional obligation.

The Court cured the constitutional defect in the legislation by reading in provisions providing for judicial oversight of such evictions.

Thus correct differentiation of constitutional pattern is of GREat significance in prevention and treatment.

Yemen's President Saleh has so far refused to allow a constitutional succession, leaving his country seized with violence.

It maintains the independence of the Parliament and guarantees the smooth exercise of their rights in a democratic constitutional state.

Smith is pushing a law in Congress to scrap this right, even though literally no one believes that it would pass constitutional muster.

Manuel Zelaya spoke from Costa Rica, saying he was detained shortly before voting was to begin on a constitutional referendum.

A parliamentary committee that was set up to consider constitutional amendments recently submitted its proposals.

Otherwise the bill, even if passed by parliament, could be challenged in the constitutional court by anyone claiming to be injured.

A set of proposed constitutional changes would shift more power to parliament and its nominated prime minister.

The compromise between the authority and the constitutionalists promoted the birth of the Constitutional Guidelines Made by Imperil Order.

It is the duty of courts to be watchful for the constitutional rights of the citizen, and against any stealthy encroachments thereon.

Italy 's constitutional court threw out a law giving Silvio Berlusconi immunity from prosecution.

This dissertation makes a jurisprudence analysis of the right to social security form constitutional angel.

The constitutional treaty was a dog's dinner, and its rejection created a precious second chance to go back and get it right.

But he was talking mainly of the political and constitutional ones that are the abiding preoccupation of Italy's politicians.

The president has the constitutional responsibility to "take care that the Laws" -- all the laws -- "be faithfully executed. "

The rights enumerated are to be protected, but no new rights should be created without constitutional amendment.

It would demand a rewriting of the constitutional settlement that would inevitably leave many Scots asking why not independence.

although the constitutional status of our non publicly - owned economy has improved tremendously , it is far from perfect.

He declared a "state of emergency" in the Amazon, suspending almost all constitutional rights.

Indeed, many of his public-policy positions fly in the face of traditional conservative values and constitutional principles.

The DOJ's beef with the law might be constitutional but other critics say it will encourage racial profiling.

But Mr Chen pledged to put constitutional change at the centre of the agenda for his remaining time in office.

And Germany will tighten policy, to comply with its constitutional provision for a balanced budget by 2016.

Estonia is a constitutional democracy, with a president elected by its unicameral parliament (elections every four years).

Moreover within the euro zone, crisis response is crippled by the ECB's constitutional ban on bailing out its own banks.

George W. Bush's style, and the constitutional ramifications of that style, were both formalistic .

The constitutional guarantees for an independent Judiciary have been fully implemented.

Shen Junru is a flag of the constitutional movement in the modem time of China, and a champion of democracy.

The Constitutional Review System of the United States is founded on the particular political, civilization and social backgrounds.

Thailand, meanwhile, is still technically a constitutional monarchy so of course they're going to have a king.

Madison wanted Jefferson's view to become the law of the land when he went to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787.

This avoided the constitutional problem that would have arisen had the ultimate decision-making authority of judges been infringed.

Part six: This part gives opinion that the right to know should be regarded as a constitutional right.

The Constitution is the prerequisite of constitutional order, hence the need for a corresponding organizational pattern.

No one, of course, would deny that Justice Thomas has strong conservative views on constitutional law.

Post-tsunami reconstruction is taking place at time of constitutional reform and deepening of democratic institutions.

Therefore, constitutional government is the most fitting system arrangement to fulfill social harmony so far.

At the center of the debate is whether or not the new legal requirement for Americans to buy health care insurance is constitutional.

Post believes that restrictions on use combined with a ban on advertising during a specified period would "probably" be constitutional.

While the US had no constitutional term limit, the country had - so far - rebuffed the idea of an "imperial President" .

autocratic: despotic, completely free from constitutional or other restraint.

This constitutional debate has evolved into a heated political struggle.

Constitutional monarchy, or "virtual Republican Eagle, " are compared with the autocratic monarchy system of a national system.

Promoting the civilization of China's constitutional , Strengthen awareness of our citizens must stay ahead of the constitutional .

The Deputy Prime Minister Cemil Cicek spent the day Thursday defending his party in a closed session of the Turkish constitutional court.

The German constitutional court gave a ruling that further reduces her political freedom of manoeuvre.

Experts say a pure retroactive extension might be constitutional, but they doubt one is feasible at this late date.

Ohio is one of 26 states with a recent constitutional amendment barring same-sex marriage.

It remains to be seen whether the Constitutional Court will be swayed by this unusual manoeuvre.

One of the few judicial decisions to deal explicitly with intersex conditions came in 1999 from the Constitutional Court of Colombia.

The Court must protect the unpopular because selective protection of citizens' constitutional rights is really no protection.

Juvenile court is less formal than its adult counterpart, but the accused minor is still entitled to most major constitutional rights.

Mr Chen wants a constitutional referendum next year, but has not so far proposed any changes that would rile the Chinese.

The constitutional government to be promoted is new-democratic constitutional government.

Burke the England constitutional government special experience promotes for the political civilization universal principle.

It is also a historical evolution from an idea, through a general right in the public law, to a fundamental one in the constitutional law.

The Basic Law , as the constitutional law of HKSAR, gives a firm protection to this principle.

The parliament will also be kept busy by a proposed constitutional amendment to allow dual citizenship.

Andreas Vosskuhle, president of the second chamber of the constitutional court, said it was "a very close decision" .

Many social conservatives applaud the push for a Constitutional amendment. But others see it as purely political.

Influenza is an acute self-limited infection and is characterized by constitutional symptoms.

While often categorized as a democracy, the United States is more accurately defined as a constitutional federal republic.

Initial stage of the Republic of china is the beginning that China carries out the experiment of constitutional government really.

Michele Bachmann hatched plans to hold a weekly constitutional study groups, which she likened to a group of athletes watching game film.

Raskin is a Maryland state senator and a professor of constitutional law at American University in Washington, D. C.

Any Rights are introduced through Constitutional Law in Civil Codes as a way of acknowledge of said Rights.

We do not honor their lives by denying the very constitutional rights they died protecting.

A constitutional convention was organized in 1787 by those wishing to establish a strong national government, with powers of taxation.

Belgium is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy that evolved after World War II from a unitary state to a federal state.

Checks and balances figure so prominently in the constitutional design that without some give and take, the system freezes.

Later this month or early next the Constitutional Court will rule on the validity of a law that would clear Mr Uribe's path.

President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal has completely withdrawn proposals for constitutional reform in the face of widespread protests.

In 1957, the British government agreed to take Singapore one-step further in its constitutional progress.

Under the original constitutional provision, the number of representatives was to be no more than one for each 30, 000 citizens.

Denoting or relating to the fundamental or constitutional laws and precepts of a government or an organization.

In the United States, Massachusetts and California, by virtue of state court constitutional rulings, now allow gay marriage.

The concept of the order of constitutional government is used frequently, but different people have different understanding about it.

Lastly, they claim, proponents of a constitutional ban are plain wrong---or lying---when they say their amendment would permit civil unions.

The constitutional courts of East European countries have taken active role during the transitional process through constitutional trial.

Verse 14 tells us that he was greatly distressed over the whole situation. It was almost a constitutional crisis.

You might wish for some constitutional or other legal constraints on this power.

Finally, this Article will provide suggestions to fully establish the constitutional basis of the telecommunication and broadcasting law.

Guatemala's constitutional court upheld lower-court judgments barring the candidacy in a presidential election next month of Sandra Torres.

The Palestinian leadership scrapped constitutional clauses rejecting Israel's right to exist.

These include the creation of a new constitution for constitutional monarchy, and the neutralization of official state media.