Significats de rule unconstitutional en anglès

Parliamentary legislation on any subject of exclusively internal concern, in a British colony possessing a representative assembly, is as a general rule unconstitutional.

The law was ruled unconstitutional earlier this year by a federal judge.

THE Equal Status Bill was ruled unconstitutional yesterday by the Supreme Court.

Literacy tests and other voter suppression tactics have since been ruled unconstitutional.

The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional laws banning child labor as late as 1916.

South Korea's ban on abortion has been ruled unconstitutional in an historic court decision.

Wisconsin's ban on same-sex marriage was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge in June.

The move was later ruled unconstitutional and Wickremesinghe was reinstated.

Later that same year, the CDA was ruled unconstitutional.

I remember having to go to mandatory junior ROTC, back before it was ruled unconstitutional.

That was later ruled unconstitutional, and Wickremesinghe was reinstated.

The tactic was recently ruled unconstitutional by the federal courts as a form of indirect racial discrimination.

The move was later ruled unconstitutional and Ranil Wickremesinghe was reinstated as prime minister after 51 days.

But he fears electrocution may be ruled unconstitutional and has pushed to make lethal injection an option.

The lawsuit, filed in federal district court in Montgomery, seeks to have the law blocked and ruled unconstitutional.

In 1976, his death sentence was commuted to life after the state's mandatory death penalty was ruled unconstitutional.