Michele Bachmann supports states rights on gay marriage, but also supports a constitutional amendment outlawing it.
A few weeks ago, Reid called a vote on a constitutional amendment that would allow Congress to regulate money in politics.
Camp Jan Brewer, in the meantime, assures all that the new Bible-civ class will be constitutional and above board.
There, the state senate passed a personhood bill similar to the constitutional amendment voters rejected in Mississippi last year.
Madison Rising, a self-described “constitutional pro-patriotic rock band” performing the theme song—also titled “Amazing America.”
But Burke, apart from his fears, had a constitutional love for old things, simply because they were old.
Tasmania was the last to obtain the constitutional organization.
If Parliament could work miracles of this sort, it would make one really in love with constitutional government.
Slavery is a lawful and constitutional system, and therefore not a crime.
The Reichstag raised difficulties on the constitutional State contributions.
1680s, "pertaining to a person's (physical or mental) constitution," from constitution + -al (1). Meaning "beneficial to bodily constitution" is from 1750. Meaning "authorized or allowed by the political constitution" is from 1765. Constitutional monarchy is recorded from 1801, from French. Related: Constitutionally.
"a constitutional walk," 1829, probably originally among university students, from constitutional (adj.) in the "beneficial to bodily health" sense.
constitutional con·sti·tu·tion·al (kŏn'stĭ-tōō'shə-nəl, -tyōō'-)
adj.
Of or relating to one's physical makeup.
Of or proceeding from the basic structure or nature of a person or thing; inherent.
