constitutional right造句怎麼寫

The exercise of administrative counterpart's right of resistance that is the extension of constitutional right of citizens, has particularity itself.

She is also a lifelong member of the National Rifle Association and supports the constitutional right to bear arms.

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

Ready-made hot tea is never served; Americans believe that when a restaurant pours boiling water directly over the tea in the kitchen it violates the customer's constitutional right to control the tea's strength.

Given these protections and the existence of a regulation requiring the agency to resolve all doubts in favor of the claimant, the Court concluded that no constitutional right to legal representation was necessary.

The court ruled that Basic constitutional rights had been violated

the constitutional right of free speech; constitutional government; constitutional guarantees.

(B) contrary to constitutional right, power, privilege, or immunity;

In theory, Mr Medvedev retains the constitutional right to sack him.

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

As a basically constitutional right, the right to education of rural girls has not been fulfilled by law because of poverty and difficulties in learning and teaching.

For example, the Court early held that an individual facing deportation has a constitutional right to an independent judicial decision as to whether he is a citizen. Ng Fung Ho e, 259 U.S. 276 (1922).

The Court reasoned that neither justification applied to constitutional claims like Robison's: the number of constitutional attacks was likely to be small, and the VA admittedly had no special competence in determining constitutional rights.

Contrary to constitutional right, power, privilege, or immunity.

Inmates do not have a constitutional right to play electric guitar in federal prison, a U.S. appeals court ruled.

The vested power or constitutional right of one branch or department of government to refuse approval of measures proposed by another department, especially the power of a chief executive to reject a bill passed by the legislature and thus prevent or delay its enactment into law.

The Court found that the right to choose abortion was protected by this constitutional right to privacy.

A law that was declared constitutional by the court;the constitutional right of free speech.

After Wilkes's battle, wrote the historian Robert Hargreaves, "it gradually became accepted that the public had a constitutional right to know what their elected representatives were up to".