The 2008 constitution enshrines deep political powers for the military.
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The U.S. Constitution enshrines this right in its Fourth Amendment.
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Restricting taxpayer funding of abortion also enshrines racist healthcare disparities.
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A policy dubbed "one country, two systems," enshrines this uniqueness.
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One, from 1992, enshrines the same civil rights for all citizens.
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Indonesia is a secular country whose state ideology enshrines religious diversity.
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Trumpcare, by contrast, enshrines indenture as a facet of personal liberty.
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It's why the First Amendment enshrines protest as a constitutional right.
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The state ideology, Pancasila, enshrines religious diversity in an officially secular system.
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But the Constitution enshrines no such thing, at least not overtly. That
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There's a museum in East Jakarta that enshrines a toxic historical fantasy.
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"The First Amendment enshrines the protection of a free press," Tillett said.
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" "It also enshrines the narrative of the so-called 'right of return'.
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New Hampshire state law enshrines that it will hold the first presidential primary.
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"I think it largely enshrines the process that we have," says Republican state Sen.
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Discriminatory policy Although China's constitution enshrines gender equality, discrimination remains widespread, according to analysts.
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In a country that enshrines the right to free speech, you would think not.
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It is the system that best enshrines the unshakable human desire to be free.
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This enshrines the EU's "four freedoms" - of movement of goods, capital, people, and services.
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Though the constitution enshrines freedom of speech, criticism of the security services is off-limits.
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But, Dunbar-Ortiz argues, it actually enshrines practices and priorities that long preceded that conflict.
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But critics say a new constitution, overseen by the generals, enshrines military influence over politics.
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It is undoubtedly pernicious, since it enshrines waged work as a personal and social imperative.
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Mr. Trump praised the House legislation on Thursday, saying that it "enshrines" his immigration principles.
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It enshrines the idea that politicians can choose their people rather than people choosing their politicians.
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Indeed, the constitution enshrines the just distribution of farmland as a fundamental goal of the state.
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The creation of a subsidiary company formally and permanently enshrines clubs' influence over the competition's format.
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By restricting the first use of nuclear weapons, this legislation enshrines that simple principle into law.
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But the presence of photographers enshrines each performance seen here, turning creative incident into preserved aesthetic.
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While it parallels Cold War nuclear strategy, it also enshrines power grids as a legitimate target.
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The opt-out system prioritizes some religious beliefs over others and enshrines them in bioethical policy.
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The CCPA enshrines personal data rights for consumers, a concept that GDPR first brought into play.
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It enshrines the so-called "ABC test" for determining whether someone is a contractor or employee.
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The opt-out system prioritizes some religious beliefs over others and enshrines them in bioethical policy.
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Experts say the constitution adopted in 2010 enshrines protections for the judiciary against interference by the executive.
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The CTA also enshrines a reciprocal right for citizens to vote in local and national parliamentary elections.
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The 2015 U.N. resolution also enshrines the nuclear deal, which U.S. President Donald Trump quit in May.
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It also enshrines fundamental principles such as the right to legal representation upon arrest and habeas corpus.
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It's absolutely brilliant and in my mind enshrines Garfield as the greatest game designer of all time.
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The power-sharing deal also enshrines certain rights, including the right to freedom of expression and assembly.
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The vote further entrenches Mr. el-Sisi's authoritarian rule and enshrines the military's dominance over the country.
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But Thailand's biggest political parties say the charter enshrines the military's role in government for years to come.
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Thank you for putting our constitutional democracy and the peaceful transfer of power it enshrines above all else.
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Most importantly, it enshrines nonviolent mechanisms for making the government accountable to the people and improving the system.
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The Charter of Fundamental Rights, which enshrines EU citizens' rights in law, would no longer govern British courts.
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Our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power, and we don't just respect that, we cherish it.
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Our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power and we don't just respect that, we cherish it.
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Another is that the wall's construction would violate the Tenth Amendment, which enshrines the principle of states' rights.
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Today, the law enshrines a woman's right to work in the sex trade if she is over 21.
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There is no law that enshrines the separation of children from the parents while they are being processed.
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The First Amendment is often referred to as America's first freedom because of the principles that it enshrines.
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The true Atlanticist always puts our shared history and the principles it enshrines ahead of immediate tactical considerations.
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AB5 in California enshrines the so-called "ABC test" for determining whether someone is a contractor or employee.
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UNSCR 2231 both codifies the JCPOA and enshrines a set of companion agreements that address non-nuclear threats.
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In sum, the Bill of Rights enshrines freedoms that were appended to the original version of the Constitution.
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Here are our picks: The lowdown: Bank-level AES-256 encryption enshrines your passwords in an impenetrable cryptographic fortress.
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A law that enshrines it goes back to 1905, long before large-scale immigration by people of other religions.
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Heller, the court said the Second Amendment enshrines an individual's right to keep and bear arms for self-defense.
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Labor Day is a beautiful holiday in that it enshrines at least one day of rest into federal law.
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The nuclear industry is renowned for its globe-trotting workers and Euratom enshrines their ability to move freely across borders.
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It enshrines the basic rights of all South Africans to equality before the law, regardless of race, gender or sexuality.
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The left enshrines racial categorizations, insisting that they are a corrective to past discrimination and an inoculation against its return.
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" This is clearly not what Mike Pence means when he talks about replacing Obamacare with something that enshrines "individual responsibility.
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" In 1983, voters approved the Eighth Amendment to the Irish Constitution, which enshrines "the right to life of the unborn.
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The text of the resolution enshrines language that calls for differentiating between the State of Israel and its illegal settlements.
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In this essay, which stretches on for 77 pages, Armstrong enshrines a number of other elements of his personal mythology.
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Advocates of gun owners' rights might support the amendment because it enshrines their right to own guns for self-defense.
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It doesn't -- and it's about time the US enshrines the Equal Rights Amendment in the supreme law of the land.
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The draft omits a clause in the current constitution that enshrines the aim of building a "communist society" in Cuba.
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Iran is still subject to a U.N. arms embargo and other restrictions contained in the resolution, which enshrines the nuclear deal.
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Gavin Newsom (D) on September 18th, enshrines the so-called "ABC test" for determining whether someone is a contractor or employee.
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In a country whose constitution enshrines free speech, labelling the press as "the enemy of the people" matters a great deal.
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VOICE = SURVIVAL at the 8th Floor enshrines the multimedia art activism of queer radicals while exploring its legacy in contemporary agitprop.
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights enshrines having a nationality as a right, forbidding countries to arbitrarily deprive someone of it.
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Some new overhauls would require legislators to rewrite the state constitution, which enshrines some of the most restrictive roadblocks to voting.
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Our Constitution enshrines the freedom of religion to us all, and we must all defend any attempt to weaken this freedom.
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The U.N. sanctions and restrictions on Iran are contained in the 2015 resolution, which also enshrines the 2015 Iran nuclear accord.
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State officials must address the underlying problem: a law that enshrines discrimination against minorities and perpetuates harmful stereotypes about transgender people.
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The U.N. sanctions and restrictions on Iran are contained in the 2015 resolution, which also enshrines the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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It also enshrines the rule of law; the principle we are all equal in rights and dignity; freedom of worship and expression.
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Critics, on the other hand, say this measure is undemocratic and essentially enshrines two separate classes of citizens: Jews, and everyone else.
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And he has refrained from visiting Yasukuni, a controversial shrine in Tokyo that enshrines the souls of 14 high-ranking war criminals.
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This suggests that Iran's strategy still involves preventing Europe from working with America to collapse the UNSC resolution that enshrines the JCPOA.
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But it also enshrines the rights of nature in its constitution, and many Ecuadoreans see themselves as the guardians of those rights.
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In Malaysia, meanwhile, it is illegal for a Muslim to convert to Christianity, even though the constitution theoretically enshrines freedom of religion.
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Iran is still subject to a U.N. arms embargo and other restrictions contained in the 2015 resolution, which enshrines the nuclear deal.
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On the one hand, the phrase enshrines a sort of tranquil alienation as being endemic to the natural world and to humanity.
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The tableau, well-meaning though it is, enshrines Miranda as a white savior who transcends divisions and a painful history through art.
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In due course, she also finds love with one of them, but not the usual kind of male veneration that enshrines her.
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The Kremlin denied it was discriminatory, but Western governments and rights groups say it enshrines prejudice against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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Brazil's "internet bill of rights", passed in 2014, enshrines the principle of "net neutrality" (which obliges network operators to treat all traffic equally).
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The deal, which enshrines new auto manufacturing requirements, provisions for the digital economy and labor protections, passed with a vote of 385-41.
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It enshrines the principle that every citizen is a valued member of society and has a right to share in its collective wealth.
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But others say she is hamstrung by a 2008 constitution that enshrines the military's power and which her party is trying to amend.
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Adding student ID cards to Apple Wallet makes a lot of sense for Apple, since it further enshrines the iPhone's indispensability among young adults.
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Indonesia's state ideology includes national unity, social justice and democracy alongside belief in God, and enshrines religious diversity in a secular system of government.
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It also enshrines other things: the rule of law, the principle that we are equal in rights and dignity, freedom of worship and expression.
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The government says the new law merely enshrines the country&aposs existing character, but critics say it undermines the constitution&aposs commitment to equality.
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Pancasila includes upholding national unity, social justice and democracy alongside belief in God, and enshrines religious diversity in an officially secular system of government.
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Rojava's constitution, or "social contract", governing its some 4 million people enshrines women's rights and urges public institutions to work towards ending gender discrimination.
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The wording of the Bank of England Act 1998, which enshrines the operational independence of the central bank, leaves plenty of room for change.
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It's a common rhetorical twist, one that enshrines Americanness with an impenetrable purity by contrasting it with the country's most evil and uncontroversial enemy.
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Mario Diaz Balart, joined Trump in Miami last month for his Cuba announcement, the Florida Republicans celebrated a policy that enshrines all those steps.
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Both sides accuse the other of violating the conditions of a 2003 treaty that enshrines free access to the Kerch Strait and Sea of Azov.
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On Monday, the Mexican Senate approved a reform that enshrines the right of Mexican workers to organize and grants them more control over their contracts.
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It also enshrines other things — the rule of law, the principle that we are all equal in rights and dignity, freedom of worship and expression.
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Indonesia is a secular state whose constitution enshrines religious freedom and diversity, but there are concerns that rising intolerance threatens its reputation for moderate Islam.
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It also enshrines other things; the rule of law, the principle that we are all equal in rights and dignity, freedom of worship and expression.
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Such an EMF would only be the appendix of a euro area which enshrines its unhappy status as a gold-plated fixed-exchange-rate regime.
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It certainly reads as a warning to the holdouts: If we don't pass this bill, we will have to take some action that enshrines Obamacare.
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While my amendment enshrines that principle into our Constitution, we have already made tremendous progress under the Affordable Care Act towards meeting that federal responsibility.
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Hong Kong returned to China under a "one country, two systems" formula which enshrines freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland, including an independent legal system.
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"The government will continue to uphold the federal constitution, which enshrines the social contract agreed by representatives of all races," it said in the statement.
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The report said the government should introduce a new Clean Air Act which improves existing legislation and enshrines the right to clean air in law.
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The position statement enshrines Amazon's emerging narrative that working with the oil and gas industry is a better for the planet than not doing so.
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On Monday, the Mexican Senate approved a reform that enshrines the right of Mexican workers to organize and gives them more control over their contracts.
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Instead, it enshrines the Author-God in primacy: Gatti's need to understand Ferrante's biography so that he can properly decode her message trumps everything else.
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The Macedonian constitution is unique in recognising Roma by name and enshrines equality of political opportunity for Roma, along with the country's Albanian and Turkish minorities.
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Dressler said that despite the court's decision, it remained in question whether Berlin's neutrality policy was in line with the federal constitution which enshrines religious freedom.
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When she sings "So, baby, take my hand, save your soul," she enshrines herself as a deity-like figure, a balm to the world around her.
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They were protesting against the party's ban on the publication of an editorial calling on China to uphold its constitution, which notionally enshrines wide-ranging freedoms.
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The plan enshrines new auto manufacturing requirements and tougher labor protections but largely leaves the trillions of dollars in trade flow between the three countries unchanged.
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The current relevance of this to America, which enshrines in its Constitution the right to peacefully voice protest to check government power, will escape no one.
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He enshrines the souls of his subjects in the peripheral details of the human form; somehow, hair, eyes, ears, and hands become evocative talismans of personality.
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Norway, the Prime Minister said, accepts decisions made by EU leaders and representatives and enshrines them in Norwegian law -- without having any official seat at the table.
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The US Constitution and the rights that it enshrines come up a lot if you listen to politicians, activists, protesters, or read the news in any capacity.
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The current draft of a bill working its way through Parliament enshrines transgender rights by mandating inclusive education for trans children, and special employment and health provisions.
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Critics say the generals are working to ensure their political influence after elections, including drafting a constitution that enshrines military power at the expense of political parties.
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America, however, is unique in the developed world in that it constitutionally enshrines the right to own a gun — and that brings special legal protections for those rights.
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The bill, which was passed by the lower house earlier in April, enshrines the right of Mexican workers to organize and gives them more control over their contracts.
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" The country owes Donald Trump an open mind and the chance to lead, she said, reminding the audience that "our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power.
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Myanmar's constitution and the political power it enshrines for the military, he said, is "important for the security of the entire race," an allusion to the Buddhist majority.
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Under UN resolution 2231 that enshrines the nuclear deal, Iran is "called upon" to refrain from work for up to eight years on ballistic missiles for nuclear weapons.
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Extradition in Canada is guided by the Extradition Act, international treaties and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which enshrines constitutional principles of fairness and due process.
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"He intends to work with our European partners on some kind of follow-on agreement that enshrines certain triggers that the Iranian regime cannot exceed," the official said.
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"Data localization," a notion that enshrines in law the principle that Canadians' data should be stored in-country, has been a talking point for the government here for years.
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Only a rational order which enshrines individual rights to person and property, and expands opportunities for all, will create the stability and economic progress necessary to quell populist discontent.
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They say they are fighting the erosion of the "one country, two systems" arrangement that enshrines a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong since the handover to China.
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A 2015 U.N. resolution that enshrines the nuclear deal "called upon" Iran to refrain for up to eight years from work on ballistic missiles designed to deliver nuclear weapons.
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Republicans could look for a sweetener to get the border money, and if the administration ends DACA, there could be a clamor to pass legislation that enshrines it permanently.
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"Brushing aside the law that enshrines civilian control of the military – without discussion, in a massive must-pass funding bill – would set a terrible precedent," Pelosi said on Tuesday.
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As the case wound its way up to the Supreme Court, it threatened to gut California's Coastal Act of 1976, which enshrines public access to beaches as a right.
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Since the overthrow of the Ben Ali regime in 2011, Tunisians ratified the Arab world's most progressive constitution, which enshrines the rule of law and respect for human rights.
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As part of that effort, the U.S. must commit to supporting a NAFTA agreement that enshrines strong provisions to modernize digital trade, continue to grow business, and encourage innovation.
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While the Basic Law enshrines far broader civil and commercial freedoms than exist in mainland China, some legal experts warn that a sustained independence campaign could break laws against sedition.
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The document enshrines rights and freedoms - including freedom of speech, assembly and an independent judiciary - inherent in the "one country, two systems" formula that underpinned agreement between Beijing and London.
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China's constitution enshrines the party's long-term "leading" role in government, though it allows the existence of various other political parties under what is called a "multi-party cooperation system".
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The U.N. sanctions and restrictions on Iran are contained in a resolution that also enshrines the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, which U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew Washington from in May.
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Israel&aposs 1948 declaration of independence defined the country as a Jewish and democratic state and the government says the recently passed bill merely enshrines the country&aposs existing character.
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Why it matters: Several major internet providers had expressed hope that the time could be right for a legislative compromise that enshrines net neutrality rules without regulation they don't like.
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County of Orange all ruled that failing to provide or denying access to sanitary items violates the Eight Amendment, which enshrines a prisoner's right to a "basic human need"—i.e.
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"The Complete Stories," Flannery O'Connor O'Connor enshrines in each of her characters an unforgettable rendition of a basic human flaw: venality, bigotry, pent-up anger, stupidity, jealousy, greed, even innocence.
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His government hopes union divisions will ultimately work in its favour, and the lower house of parliament this week approved the bill that enshrines most of the envisaged SNCF reforms.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's plan enshrines President Donald Trump's offer to swap temporary protection for some undocumented immigrants for $5.7 billion in funding for his totemic border wall.
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HER PASTA ROOM enshrines the spirit of fatto a mano — "made by hand" — that has come to dominate all regional cuisine today but especially Italian, from where the term originates.
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Under the Basic Law, which enshrines Hong Kong's separate system until 2047, Hong Kong is allowed to continue a British-style legal system that remains part of the common law.
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The authorities say opposition protests must be pre-approved by them, but Navalny has in the past said that the Russian constitution enshrines the right to hold such events freely.
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Ukraine called the seizure an "act of aggression" and said the incident violates a 2003 treaty between the countries that enshrines shared access to the Kerch Strait and Sea of Azov.
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China's constitution enshrines the Communist Party's long-term "leading" role in government, though it allows the existence of various other political parties under what is calls a "multi-party cooperation system".
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The king, the government and the society came together in 2011 to establish a new Constitution that enshrines ethnic, sectarian and gender equality and allows for an elected head of government.
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The draft law enshrines the EU plan to achieve "climate neutrality by 2050," Elisa Ferreira, who is the commissioner in charge of supporting poorer regions of the bloc, said on Twitter.
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In "20th Century Women," likewise, although Mills attempts to focus on Jamie's coming of age, the movie belongs wholeheartedly to Bening, and to the age, come and gone, that she enshrines.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cubans have overwhelmingly ratified a new constitution that enshrines the one-party socialist system as irrevocable while instituting modest economic and social changes, according to the national electoral commission.
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Under a U.N. resolution that enshrines the Iran nuclear deal with world powers, Tehran is prohibited from supplying, selling or transferring weapons outside the country unless approved by the U.N. Security Council.
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The Constitution enshrines a right to keep and bear them—a right increasingly honored in its most extreme form after the National Rifle Association went hard in that direction in the 1980s.
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Many economists have warned about the impact on the British economy - the world's fifth-biggest - of leaving the EU's single market, which enshrines freedom of movement for goods, services, capital and people.
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The same law that enshrines Saturday as "Nathan Bedford Forrest Day" also calls for observing January 19 as "Robert E. Lee Day" and June 3 as "Confederate Decoration Day," according to reports.
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If anything, it is more restrictive, because it enshrines what the Farm Bureau of California now believes farmers are not supposed to do with their tractors, which includes modifying the embedded software.
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The Basic Law enshrines rights and freedoms - including freedom of speech, assembly and an independent judiciary - inherent in the "one country, two systems" formula that underpinned the agreement between Beijing and London.
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Section 14(c) enshrines the idea that those with disabilities are unequal under the law and dooms them to a fate of menial and unfulfilling work for the rest of their lives.
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Indonesia is officially secular and its constitution enshrines religious diversity, though the return to democracy two decades ago after the end of the autocratic rule of Suharto has allowed hardline groups to flourish.
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The early-2000s reforms of which Germany is today so proud were built partly on Germany's repeated failures to meet European deficit rules that it now enshrines in its dealings with other countries.
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In addition, parts of the GDPR are out of step with America's constitutional guarantee of free speech: a "right to be forgotten" of the kind that the new law enshrines will not fly.
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The Global Food Security Act of 2016, which enshrines in law the U.S. government's global hunger initiative Feed the Future, is designed to promote food security, resilience, and nutrition through investments in agriculture.
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The legislation enshrines into law sanctions that the Obama White House placed on the country for meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and imposes some new sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
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Democrats will likely fearmonger about this projected result by saying that it enshrines an illiberal structural bias in the American political system, and that it could destabilize public confidence in the democratic process.
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"I praise the decision of the president of the United States to halt all funding of UNRWA - the body that enshrines the Palestinian refugee problem," Israeli Intelligence Minister Israel Katz wrote on Twitter.
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Richard Bucci of Sacred Heart Church in West Warwick placed a letter in the church's weekend bulletin identifying lawmakers by name who voted for the Reproductive Privacy Act, which formally enshrines the Roe v.
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Western civilisation is a great artifice: a liberal framework that enshrines property rights, allowing us to restrain most forms of tribalism, participate in free markets and prosper by serving others regardless of their identities.
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But, that 10%, do we still want the Chinese to commit to legislation that enshrines some of these things we want them to do on intellectual property, on any number of—on technology transfers?
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The NPC's chief said the government would act in full compliance with the constitution (which enshrines freedom of speech and assembly), and President Xi Jinping told delegates that capable, honest officials would be promoted.
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The U.S. has given generously with few conditions to Israel even as it enshrines state-sponsored bigotry by extending the "right of return" to Jews while denying the same right to indigenous non-Jews.
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The US Commission on International Religious Freedom said India is taking a "dangerous turn in the wrong direction," adding that the US should weigh sanctions against India if it enshrines the bill in law.
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Under a U.N. resolution that enshrines the Iran nuclear deal with world powers, Tehran is prohibited from supplying, selling or transferring weapons outside the country unless approved in advance by the U.N. Security Council.
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Depending on its eventual decision, that case could also reach the Supreme Court, which could rule once and for all on whether the Second Amendment enshrines the right to carry a gun in public.
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A new law, which declares Israel the "nation-state of the Jewish people" and enshrines the right of national self-determination as "unique to the Jewish people"—rather than to all citizens—exemplifies this shift.
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The bill takes Obama-era sanctions against Russia that are in place under executive orders — that is, directives that only the president has authority to enact and rescind — and officially enshrines them in the law.
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The concept would amount to a nuclear freeze, one that essentially enshrines the status quo, and tacitly accepts the North as a nuclear power, something administration officials have often said they would never stand for.
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Parents have long been able to set up 529 accounts for an unborn child, but the provision accomplishes what anti-abortion activists have long sought: It enshrines into federal law the recognition of the unborn.
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The law fast-tracks Indian citizenship for refugees fleeing persecution in neighboring countries, but only if they're Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian -- which critics say enshrines religious discrimination and threatens India's secular democracy.
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Whether it is city councilors in Akron, district judges in California, or members of the Texas state legislature, the leaders of our institutions have a duty to uphold the Constitution and the ideals it enshrines.
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Demonstrators say they are fighting the erosion of the "one country, two systems" arrangement that enshrines a high degree of autonomy for Hong Kong since it was handed back from British to Chinese rule in 1997.
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Trump now will work with European partners on a follow-on agreement that enshrines certain triggers that the Iranian regime cannot exceed related to ballistic missiles, said senior administration officials who briefed reporters on the decision.
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Many Iraqis were therefore shocked by the unilateral action of some elements of the Kurdish leadership — key architects of the 2005 Iraq Constitution, which enshrines and protects Iraq's federalism — in holding an illegal referendum last month.
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Nellie Bowles of the NYT explains why: As the case wound its way up to the Supreme Court, it threatened to gut California's Coastal Act of 1976, which enshrines public access to beaches as a right.
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NEW DELHI — India's Supreme Court ruled on Monday that candidates for political office cannot appeal to voters on the basis of religion, caste, community or language, arguing that India's Constitution enshrines its elections as fundamentally secular.
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Reverend Debra Haffner, called as a witness for Whole Woman's Health, said the regulation enshrines into law one particular religious view on fetal tissue disposal when there is a diversity of religious views on the matter.
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The panel on Saturday voted by a margin of 6 to 1 that the eighth amendment of the constitution, which enshrines an equal right to life of the mother and her unborn child, should be changed.
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India's Constitution guarantees equality to all, but it also enshrines caste-based affirmative action for the lowest social group, the Dalits, known in legal terms as scheduled castes, and for indigenous forest-dwellers, known as scheduled tribes.
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The impact on Facebook's share price, not to mention the free and open debate the site enshrines, of pre-moderation -- "hold on, we're just checking the photo you've tried to post is OK" -- would be absolutely catastrophic.
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The document enshrines the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, which in many U.S. cities today involves competitions over how many hot dogs and hamburgers people can stuff down their throats in rapid succession.
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The government says the bill merely enshrines the country&aposs existing character, but critics say it undercuts Israel&aposs democratic values and marginalizes the country&aposs Arab minority, which makes up about 20 percent of the population.
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Prayuth stays on as prime minister with the backing of pro-military parties in parliament and a military-appointed upper house under a constitution that critics say stifles democracy and enshrines a political role for the military.
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"The concept would amount to a nuclear freeze, one that essentially enshrines the status quo, and tacitly accepts the North as a nuclear power, something administration officials have often said they would never stand for," the Times reported.
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The agreement ensures no hard border will exist between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, enshrines the rights of EU citizens in the U.K., and will see the British taxpayer foot a financial settlement of $52 billion.
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While Republicans have authorized $626 billion to fund defense efforts, Democrats are demanding that the bill also include legislation that enshrines the rights and protections of immigrants — above all, those living in the United States as DACA recipients.
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Madison, the landmark 1803 ruling that enshrines the Supreme Court's right to review executive and legislative actions and declare them unconstitutional, could jeopardize the status of the judiciary as an equal branch of government, according to legal scholars.
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" Schiff evoked the founder's vision of the Constitution, calling it the president's obligation "to defend the institutions of our democracy, to defend our system of checks and balances that the Constitution enshrines, to defend the rule of law.
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Another vote on the bill that enshrines the reform is scheduled in the Senate, the upper house of parliament, in May before the process of parliamentary approval is completed, which should now happen by early July at the latest.
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The latest iteration of Egypt's constitution enshrines these two rights, but Copts in Minya and beyond have been subject to forced reconciliation sessions — a sidestep of the judicial system — and the closure of homes and churches merely for praying.
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And with the recent passage of the nation-state law, which enshrines in Israeli law Jewish supremacy over Arab citizens of the state, the government has made it clear that Palestinians with Israeli citizenship will not see equality either.
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This legislation proactively enshrines American support for Hong Kong's democracy and autonomy into law and would send a powerful symbolic message to the people of Hong Kong: that American support for Hong Kong is more than just empty words.
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Addressing a campus libertarian group, Mr Wilson claims that the Second Amendment, the text of which extols "a well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State", in fact enshrines "a citizen's right to violently abolish the law".
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe sought Wednesday to assure tourists and the French that they will still enjoy "a good level of security" thanks to a new counterterrorism law that enshrines some of the state of emergency&aposs measures into law.
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JERUSALEM – Israel&aposs military chief is pleading to keep politics out of the army amid rising protests by the Druze minority against a recently passed law that enshrines the state&aposs Jewish character and which critics say undermines its democratic values.
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Martin was only the 10th member of his party to publicly back repealing the eighth amendment of the constitution, which enshrines an equal right to life of the mother and her unborn child, according to an Irish Times tracking poll.
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The Second Amendment, which enshrines the right to bear arms, and federal laws like the Firearms Owners' Protection Act, passed in 1986, make it difficult to impose tighter bans or adopt other nationwide measures like mandatory registration in the United States.
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To the Editor: Re "Israel Enshrines Rights for Jews" (front page, July 20): In my 30 years as a leader in the American Jewish community, I have never seen the degree of alienation felt by American Jews toward the Jewish state.
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In response to the fall of Mr. Basuki, who used to attend St. Paul's, Indonesia's president, Joko Widodo, one of his key political allies, established a special task force to reinforce the country's state ideology, known as Pancasila, which enshrines pluralism.
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"This recognition is legally invalid as it enshrines the Israeli occupation of the eastern part of the city, which was occupied by Israel in June 1967," Mohammad al-Momani, Jordan's Minister of State for Media Affairs, said in a statement.
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But it did succeed in highlighting a still-taboo debate in Tunisia: how to govern life during Ramadan in a country where the Constitution, which was put in place after the overthrow of the country's dictatorship in 2011, enshrines individual liberties.
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The appearance, squeezed in among campaign events in New Hampshire before the primary on Tuesday, enshrines Mr. Sanders as a cultural personality in a league with Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, who have also appeared on the show this election season.
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A lawyer who has represented many of Cambodia's opposition officials, Choungy wanted to make clear to his followers that the country's constitution enshrines a right to free speech, and that those using social media to boycott the election were not breaking any laws.
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Opponents demand that the amendment, which enshrines the equal right to life of the mother and her unborn child, should remain in place to safeguard all life, and a truck carrying the slogan "Abortion is violence against babies and mothers" drove through Dublin.
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On Tuesday, more than 68 percent of Florida voters overwhelmingly opted to pass Amendment 9, which permanently enshrines an existing ban on oil drilling in state-owned waters into the state's constitution and for the first time prohibits vaping in indoor workplaces.
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The Irish Times/MRBI poll found that 47 percent would vote to repeal an amendment to the constitution that enshrines the equal right to life of the mother and her unborn child, with 28 percent opposed and a further 20 percent undecided.
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Activists who marched in their thousands last month to seek the abolition of the eighth amendment of the constitution, which enshrines an equal right to life of the mother and her unborn child, have pressured the government not to delay a decision.
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A regulatory source from a major Basel member country said regulators in Britain, the United States and Asia are sympathetic to making changes, but the European Union is leery given a delay would mean having to change an EU law that enshrines next year's deadline.
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"Instead of reining in the unregulated mass surveillance practices that have for years been conducted in secret and with questionable legal authority, the IPA now enshrines them in law," Caroline Wilson Palow, general counsel at activist group Privacy International, told Motherboard in a statement.
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A key concern of the committee at the time was that rules governing use of the datasets had not been defined in legislation (although the UK government has since passed a new investigatory powers framework that enshrines various state surveillance bulk powers in law).
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Politicians who might otherwise feel free to lecture black and Hispanic communities on the importance of grit, self-reliance and the sacred path of higher learning express remarkably little outrage over the habits of a group that essentially enshrines its own dependency on the system.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Congress on Friday approved a law that enshrines the use of the army in the country's long war against drug cartels, overriding protests from the United Nations rights body and activists who fear it will encourage abuses by the military.
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More immediately, a confirmation battle in which a Republican Senate coalition rooted in smaller, mostly white states enshrines a lasting Supreme Court majority over the objections of a Democratic coalition centered in larger, more diverse states could also provoke more questions about the Senate's imbalances.
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The bill enshrines the fundamentals of net neutrality, such as prohibiting ISPs from throttling or blocking sites, but also prohibits other telecom trickery, such as zero rating—a practice where companies provide access to certain parts of the internet for "free" and charge for others.
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"Instead of taking this opportunity to make the standard live up to its billing, they have essentially adopted this guidance that enshrines their approach to enforcement, which is 'As long as you disclose it, you're good,'" said Roper of the Consumer Federation of America.
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My answer to Bannon is that he can kiss my Constitution, which enshrines into law the high principle of America that every citizen must be equally protected by the laws of the land and equal justice under law that is promised and guaranteed to all.
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One notable viral clip, in which a player fires a warning shot into the sky only to inadvertently shoot a bird, enshrines Rockstar's approach of creating a world so complex and believable that events can happen to one player that will never be experienced by anyone else.
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The constitution of the Reimanns enshrines secrecy, reportedly obliging family members to sign a charter at the age of 353 whereby they pledge to stay away from day-to-day workings of the family business, shun social media, avoid being photographed in public and turn down interviews.
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The bill enshrines not only the fundamentals of net neutrality, such as prohibiting ISPs from throttling or blocking sites, but also prohibits other telecom trickery, such as zero rating—a practice where companies provide access to certain parts of the internet for "free" and charge for others.
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The March for Choice is an annual protest against the Eighth Amendment to the Irish Constitution, which enshrines a ban on abortions, but this year it was held just days after the government announced it would hold a referendum next year that could potentially change the law.
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In an incendiary move hailed as historic by Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing coalition but denounced by centrists and leftists as racist and anti-democratic, Israel's Parliament enacted a law that enshrines the right of national self-determination as "unique to the Jewish people" — not all citizens.
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The Swiss-based Hauser & Wirth Gallery has delivered a coup — the thematic survey loan show "Philip Guston and the Poets," which not only presents that American artist in sovereign form, but also enshrines him in the Vatican of Venetian painting, the Gallerie dell'Accademia (through Sept. 3).
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In an incendiary move hailed as historic by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing coalition but denounced by centrists and leftists as racist and anti-democratic, Israel's Parliament enacted a law that enshrines the right of national self-determination as "unique to the _________ people" — not all citizens. 27.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, an organization that encourages the separation of church and state, released a statement against the event Wednesday, writing, "Instead of serving 'Americans of all backgrounds,' [the breakfast] further enshrines the place of worship and religion in our political setup, acting contrary to our godless Constitution."
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We know the broad contours of what a deal could look like after top Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer met with Trump in the White House earlier this month — something that enshrines DACA into law and also has a strong border security package, most likely not including the wall.
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But despite the shockwaves set off by the special counsel's report, the political deadlock in Washington -- that enshrines a nation split down the middle on Trump -- likely means that only a new election can make sense of a presidential race stained by Russian malfeasance and a presidency that seems to know no limits.
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Expressing remorse At odds with much Japanese behavior of recent years, ranging from Prime Ministerial visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines war criminals among others, to whitewashing Japanese atrocities in school textbooks, Akihito has been expressing remorse and making gestures of repentance that convey Japan's contrition regarding the nation's regional rampage.
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While Google has lobbied fiercely against the ECJ ruling, and taken steps to limit how it complies with the law, Europe's updated General Data Protection Directive, which is updating very long-in-the-tooth data protection laws and is due to come into force in 2018, enshrines the right to be forgotten in the general regional regulation.
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Then, step back, view the entirety of the battle in which you are engaged, and understand that Kavanaugh is just one part of a much larger plan by conservatives to fundamentally change the American political structure so that it enshrines and protects white male power even after America's changing demographics and mores move away from that power.
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"At odds with much Japanese behavior of recent years, ranging from prime ministerial visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines war criminals among others, to whitewashing Japanese atrocities in school textbooks, Akihito has been expressing remorse and making gestures of repentance that convey Japan's contrition regarding the nation's regional rampage," Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan, wrote for CNN this year.
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"At odds with much Japanese behavior of recent years, ranging from prime ministerial visits to the Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines war criminals among others, to whitewashing Japanese atrocities in school textbooks, Akihito has been expressing remorse and making gestures of repentance that convey Japan's contrition regarding the nation's regional rampage," Jeff Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan, wrote for CNN in 2016.
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Mr. Duque's success in a country whose Constitution enshrines the right to universal health care, education and a progressive taxation system should be a warning to progressives and advocates for the poor across the region, as well as to academic economists, who may soon find themselves fighting the same kind of right-wing economic populism that has until now been regarded as an American oddity.
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Well, I mean this will be for another podcast, but the type of social media we invented enshrines anonymity, which I think hurts the civility of it, and anonymity is very important, we have to keep it, but we also ought to have places, like Leonardo or Steve Jobs and others had, that are common ground, where you actually know the people you're talking to.
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Having a father does not stop a police officer's bullet—yet the power of the Moynihan narrative remains so impermeable to contradictory evidence that Obama introduced a $200 million privately funded initiative for men and boys (that has garnered an additional $1 billion in private commitments since its creation) which enshrines the donor-comforting social myth of Black family breakdown as the premier cause of anti-Black police violence and Black social dysfunction writ large.
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At a time when we have a president who doesn't act as if he's read the Constitution — and we have a growing perception and reality that college campuses are no longer venues for the free exchange of ideas and real debate of consequential issues — Coleman and Sanford concluded that it was essential that every student entering college actually have command of the First Amendment, which enshrines five freedoms, not just freedom of speech.
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