例句與造句

1. In 1959, Wechsler delivered his Holmes lecture at Harvard Law School entitled " Toward Neutral Principles of Constitutional Law ".
2. And so, to justify today's agreed-upon result, the court must adopt a significant new, if not entirely comprehensible, principle of constitutional law.
3. The House of Lords said that it is " a settled principle of constitutional law that a man cannot be judge in his own cause ".
4. In their appeal, prosecutors said the ruling violated " well-settled principles of constitutional law that a prosecutor may grant discretionary plea bargains to a capital defendant ."
5. THREE JUDGES in Atlanta, by refusing to stop publication of " The Wind Done Gone " have upheld a great principle of constitutional law and of common sense.
6. It's difficult to find principles of constitutional law in a sentence. 用principles of constitutional law造句挺難的
7. In the appeal filed by Hynes'office, the prosecutors handling the case said the ruling violated " well-settled principles of constitutional law that a prosecutor may grant discretionary plea bargains to a capital defendant ."
8. He edited the second edition of Cooley's Torts ( 1888 ), the sixth edition of his Constitutional Limitations ( 1890 ), and the second edition of his Principles of Constitutional Law ( 1891 ).
9. Acting Solicitor General Walter Dellinger said it would undermine a bedrock principle of constitutional law and create " a permanent caste of aliens, generation after generation born in America but never to be among its citizens ."
10. Applying fundamental principles of constitutional law, the Eleventh Circuit held that to count ballots that were invalid under state law and were historically treated as a nullity would run afoul of the one person, one vote principle.
11. Jeffrey J . Pyle wrote in the " Boston College Law Review " : Critical race theorists attack the very foundations of the [ classical ] liberal legal order, including equality theory, legal reasoning, Enlightenment rationalism and neutral principles of constitutional law.
12. Case by case, exercising the discretion that permits them to turn down 99 cases for every one they decide to hear, the justices have been constructing a term fit for the millennium, in which many of the most important principles of constitutional law are up for review.
13. But Clinton's success in keeping Republicans off balance has also frustrated some Democrats, primarily civil libertarians, who were especially upset by Clinton's embrace of the anti-terrorism bill, which they believe gutted a bedrock principle of constitutional law, the right of death-row inmates to appeal their convictions in federal court.