This is both unconstitutional and inhuman.

Lawyers Say Giving Up the Islands is Unconstitutional

Any provision ruled as unconstitutional as a result becomes null and void as a matter of law.

Abu Kais criticizes foreign involvement in Lebanon which he describes as unconstitutional and detrimental to the independence of Lebanon

Vallenilla claimed to be seeking an effective (as opposed to the formal) constitutional system for his country.

The manner in which the electoral process in Zimbabwe has been conducted since March has been an unconstitutional continuation of government.

This came after Assad last September imposed an unconstitutional extension of Lebanese President Emile Lahoud s mandate, despite French and American warnings.

On January 9, 2004, the Superieur Court declared Chapter IX of the Pay Equity Act unconstitutional.

Not only is it unconstitutional for foreigners to try to convince a candidate to call it quits, but these efforts are backfiring on the parliament's majority.

The Council rejects unconstitutional changes of government and provides for intervention in member States in response to war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity.

That decision was, however, denounced by PAIGC as arbitrary and unconstitutional .

The claim to sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands has constitutional weight

Europeans need to recognize that strength lies in unity, and that Europe s integration cannot be guaranteed without a common constitutional framework that promotes a common identity.

In 1955, Austria declared its Everlasting Neutrality and made neutrality a constitutional law.

As indicated earlier, parents have a constitutional as well as a moral obligation to teach their children.

Constitutional reform proposals for Gibraltar had been tabled in December 2003.

The president s mandate was outlined by a constitutional declaration in March 2011, but the SCAF has said that a more detailed one would be forthcoming after the election.

The Constitutional Court declared the change in the Constitution that had allowed the military to carry out arrests, searches and wiretapping unconstitutional due to procedural flaws.

Freedom to practise, preach and propagate any religion is a constitutional right in Modern India.

The OMT scheme s German opponents argue that it is unconstitutional, because it is not monetary policy, but fiscal policy aimed at financing insolvent and lethargic eurozone governments.

(ii) The principle that any constitutional amendments must respect the processes indicated in the Constitution.

With independence in 1961, these rules were codified in a constitution.

Derived from this concept, a plurinational state is the existence of multiple political communities and constitutional asymmetry.

Thus, the intention of the President of the Republic to consult the general public is a constitutional obligation, not a choice or politically convenient arrangement.

It required a complex process of constitutional reform, which in turn entailed a very broad debate within our society.

But the Spanish parliament voted overwhelmingly against allowing the Catalan government to hold a referendum on independence, and the central government has said that such a vote would be unconstitutional. Artur Mas, President of Catalonia s regional government, has vowed to go ahead with a non binding referendum anyway.

Lawyers, among them former presidential candidate Khaled Ali, have since filed complaints against the move, saying Sisi's decision to give up the Red Sea islands of Sanafir and Tarin, without approval from Parliament, is unconstitutional.

Education is recognized as a constitutional right and as a fundamental vehicle for the progress and development of the individual and of society.

The Commission believes that it is technically feasible to conduct the registration of voters and to hold the constitutional referendum in 2005.

Morales passed a constitutional reform that included changes in the conception and role of the state, private property, and management of natural resources and taxes.

Governance Politics As part of the United Kingdom, the basic political system in England is a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system.

2.9 On 28 March 2000, a witness testifying on behalf of the author was ordered to leave the court and to stop his testimony after asserting that the law under which the author had been charged had was unconstitutional.

Cameron and Clegg have agreed, in a constitutional innovation, that the coalition should last the full five years until the deadline for the next election.

On Sunday, November 29, 57.5 of Swiss voters approved a ban on the construction of new minarets atop mosques, paving the way for a constitutional amendment.

Sadly, he now appears poised to make another serious political miscalculation, because he is backing a radical constitutional reform aimed at creating a purely presidential system.

Faced with a possible constitutional coup that would have eviscerated his powers, President Viktor Yushchenko has dissolved Ukraine s parliament and called for new elections.

Following the Congress of Vienna of 1815, Warsaw became the centre of the Congress Poland, a constitutional monarchy under a personal union with Imperial Russia.

The Constitutional Court should also be seen as a remedy, as it was mandated to rule in individual claims that a legal provision violated a constitutional provision.

The new generation of Saudi leaders could spearhead a transition to a genuine constitutional monarchy, based on a transparent system of checks and balances.

That is why Europe needs a longer term constitutional renewal, through new treaties, as much as it desperately needs a short term fix.

Given the distribution of seats in the Parliament, a constitutional amendment required the support of Mr. Hariri's bloc, a support he was unprepared to lend.

In 1919, the first edition of Democratic Caesarism , by the Venezuelan historian and sociologist Laureano Vallenilla Lanz, was published and widely circulated across the continent. Vallenilla claimed to be seeking an effective (as opposed to the formal) constitutional system for his country.

America s founding fathers were motivated by a similar belief that unchecked power, even when democratically legitimated, could be dangerous, which is why they created a constitutional system of internally separated powers to limit the executive.

According to a statement made by the Governor, Carl T. C. Gutierrez, to the House Resources Committee of the 105th Congress in October 1997, the position of the United States executive branch with regard to the draft Act has essentially been that it was unconstitutional insofar as it did not recognize the plenary authority of Congress over Guam.

Just before stepping down, Berlusconi s government also approved a constitutional reform that, among other things, provides a logical complement to the new electoral system.