Examples of using Contrary to the constitutional principle in English and their translations into French
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This is contrary to the constitutional principle of equality.
In Bangladesh, the lower judiciary andcriminal prosecution were traditionally under the executive branch of the Government, contrary to the constitutional principle of separation of powers.
Regulation is contrary to the constitutional principle of equality before the law.
This Article is contrary to the constitutional principle of the separation of the legislative and judicial estates.
This provision already in the Macron law was repealed by the French Constitutional Court on the grounds that the criterion linked to the size of the business is contrary to the constitutional principle of equality before the law.
Political parties cannot pursue goals contrary to the constitutional principle of equality based on non-discrimination.
In Lima, some of these organizations are said to have filed a complaint against the municipal authorities on the grounds that the order did not apply to the Catholic church,which was contrary to the constitutional principle of equality before the law.
This practice is contrary to the constitutional principle of the separation of powers and impairs Parliament's efficiency.
A lay association"APPEL"(Association for the Promotion and Expansion of Secularity) filed a priority question of constitutionality(QPC)relating to the remuneration of pastors in Alsace-Moselle, considering that this was contrary to the constitutional principle of secularity.
That would be contrary to the constitutional principles of equality before the law and non-discrimination, and would run counter to the objective of integration.
In view of that situation, the Church, particularly since the constitutional reforms of 1992,had helped to promote the defence of the indigenous communities with ideals that were sometimes contrary to the constitutional principles on which the Government's action was based.
It runs counter to the spirit of our founding fathers and contrary to the constitutional principles which have established the international reputation for tolerance and respect of freedom of expression our country enjoys.
Only the 1988 Convention clearly requires parties to establish as criminal offences under law the possession, purchase or cultivation of controlled drugs for non-medical personal consumption,unless to do so would be contrary to the constitutional principles and basic concepts of their legal systems.
It noted, moreover, that the introduction of separate classes for Swiss andforeign children is contrary to the constitutional principles of equality of rights and the prohibition of any form of discrimination(NFC, art. 8) and also article 28, in conjunction with article 2, of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It is virtually irreconcilable with articles 13 and 2(2) of the first Covenant.
This approach is hardly surprising bearing in mind that the Conseil Constitutionnel had suggested that the opt-out system, which requires deliberate action to withdraw from the class,would be contrary to the constitutional principle of freedom of choice Cons. Const., 25 July 1989, decision no. 89-257 DC.
Further, the argument put forward by the applicant in his submissions to the effect that the disqualification is not applicable to members of the current Chamber of Deputies,since this would be contrary to the constitutional principle of legitimate expectation, must be dismissed as unfounded, especially since a constitutional provision cannot be set aside on the ground that it is contrary to another provision or principle of the same Constitution.
However, the number of children who are currently working in the non-formal sector is increasing considerably and the child is compelled to do the same work as an adult, often in difficult circumstances and highly dangerous conditions.This fact is contrary to the constitutional principles and the spirit of the labour legislation.
Similarly, in 1999 it ruled that the European Charter for Regional and Minority Languages"by conferring specific rights on'groups' of speakers of regional or minority languages, within'territories' where those languages are practised,is contrary to the constitutional principles of the indivisibility of the Republic, quality before the law and the unity of the French people" Decision No. 99-412 DC of 15 June 1999.
Among the case law which illustrates the protection afforded to women by the courts in this area are judgements No. 45 of 22 February 1973 and No. 14/1 of 4 February 1993, in which the Supreme Court upheld the right of a married woman to inherit her father's land, andstated that to prevent daughters from inheriting from their fathers is contrary to the constitutional principle of equality between the sexes.