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constitutional

adjective as in provided for by law

adjective as in being in the nature of a person or thing

noun as in walk taken for health benefit

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They’re saying that this is some sort of constitutional violation or something.

“I think he recognizes the constitutional limitations, and I’m not sure that there’s a move about to amend the Constitution,” Johnson said in April.

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Lecornu has also pledged not to use a constitutional power to ram the budget bill into law without a vote as has been done in previous years.

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When that request was denied, several dissented Wednesday — excoriating the deployments as a clear breach of constitutional law and the separation of powers.

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We may have to make some readjustments or revisions in our constitutional traditions, we’re in endgame time.

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