Meanings of constitutional difficulty in English

The constitutional difficulty did not originate with them, and has now been removed.

On the other hand, a sense that the ECHR has become a constitutional difficulty is now more widely shared.

However skilled in the art of navigation she might become, she experienced a constitutional difficulty in steering clear of matrimony.

The President replied: As you may suppose, I have considered that; and the proposition now submitted does not encounter any constitutional difficulty.

I do so with greater reluctance as, apart from this constitutional difficulty, the other provisions of it do not appear to me objectionable.

The constitutional difficulties were already pointed out last month by a local law professor Mathias Chauchat.

Constitutional difficulties, financial difficulties, legislative difficulties-allwere set forth in a lengthy and well written memorandum.

Legal difficulties: The Government's plans to introduce a no-fault compensation scheme for brain-damaged infants have run into constitutional difficulties.

He conceded that there were constitutional difficulties with this: Well, over GM I suppose you could well say that.

The more prominent among them belonged to the Anti-Federal party, and naturally they sought to expose the constitutional difficulties which they believed impeded progress.