Significats de deem unconstitutional en anglès

The legal underpinning of the Joint Labour Council pay arrangements has recently been deemed unconstitutional.

No Irish law for the levying of drafts existed; and such a proposal was deemed unconstitutional.

But a similar initiative in São Paulo was deemed unconstitutional by a city prosecutor and withdrawn.

Much of the law would be deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court less than a year later.

Circuit Court of Appeals deemed unconstitutional a 2015 provision exempting private collectors of government debt from TCPA liability.

The DA has already approached the high court with an application to have the lockdown regulations deemed unconstitutional.

But the vote was deemed unconstitutional.

Ammon Bundy said he would not resist arrest, but he would not cooperate with any prosecution he deemed unconstitutional.

We could not be ruled by such a one in America; and in England such a ruler would be deemed unconstitutional.

Every State, Calhoun declared, must have the Constitutional right to protect itself against an Act of Congress which it deemed unconstitutional.

Tensions have been climbing in Catalonia since it went ahead on Oct. 1 with an independence referendum that Madrid had deemed unconstitutional.

Mr Shatter called on the Oireachtas to quickly pass a Bill to replace the controversial Section 29 warrant which was deemed unconstitutional.

It was approved by a hefty margin, 59% to 41%, but was later deemed unconstitutional.

This was the case with the Enlistment Bill, which involved a forced draft, including minors, and was deemed unconstitutional by the Federalists.

This is after the Constitutional Court ruled that Abrahams' appointment was invalid, stemming from the removal of his predecessor Mxolisi Nxasana, which was deemed unconstitutional.

The High Court has dismissed a bid by a man allegedly caught relieving himself in bushes to have the offence of indecent exposure deemed unconstitutional.