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Constitutionalist meaning
A person who adheres to the philosophy of constitutionalism. | A person who is expert in constitutional law.
Example sentences (12)
The Constitutionalist The casting couch slobs have lots of opinions in politics.
Howard, 57, who calls himself "a constitutionalist and a Christian," said the policy changes felt personal.
Opposing these were the Constitutionalist factions.
There are also hints, in the stance, of the doctrine of “county supremacy”, long nursed on the constitutionalist far right, which holds that county sheriffs are the highest constitutional authority in the country.
A constitutionalist is an adherent, advocate and of our constitution, all our Legislators and Governors to defend the constitution.
No, we like him because he’s a constitutionalist and he is equal to Garland in his rulings with the exception that he’s more conservative, so that should quiet a bunch on the left that still have heartburn about him not being chosen.
After the election the seven Constitutionalist candidates, including Churchill, who were elected did not act or vote as a group.
By-Elections in British Politics, Cook and Ramsden, pp. 53–61 After the by-election Churchill continued to use the term and talked about setting up a Constitutionalist Party.
Schneider was a defender of the "constitutionalist" doctrine that the army's role is exclusively professional, its mission being to protect the country's sovereignty and not to interfere in politics.
The US timed its pullout to throw its support to the Constitutionalist faction under Carranza.
Tuñon Pablos, “Mexican Revolution,” p. 858. Villa prepared to win a decisive victory against the Constitutionalist Army under Obregón.
When Churchill accepted the post of Chancellor of the Exchequer in Stanley Baldwin 's Unionist government the description 'Constitutionalist' dropped out of use.