Sentences with phrase «unconstitutional changes of government»

«Presidency has called for calm and restraint and has expressed hope that developments in Zimbabwe would not lead to unconstitutional changes of government as that would be contrary to both SADC and African Union positions,» the presidency said.

These included the 1981 African Charter on Human and Peoples» Rights; the 1999 Algiers Decision on Unconstitutional Changes of Government in Africa; the 2000 Lome Declaration on the Framework for an OAU Response to Unconstitutional Changes of Government; the 2002 OAU / AU Declaration on the Principles Governing Democratic Elections in Africa; and the 2002 Constitutive Act of the AU.

President Jacob Zuma issued a brief statement on Wednesday calling for calm and expressing «hope that developments in Zimbabwe would not lead to unconstitutional changes of government.»

Not exact matches

But unless they win an overall majority — which by tradition brings about an immediate change of government — that demand would be unconstitutional.

This webpage has a long list of businesses, investors, government officials, university leaders, and others who apparently have pledged to do what they can to comply with the goals of the Paris Climate Treaty (and presumably the Clean Power Plan and other Obama - era executive orders and unconstitutional regulations) despite Trump's decision to re-set U.S. climate change and energy policies.

The discussion «Hacking America» centered on the proposed and unconstitutional changes to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, which would violate the Fourth Amendment's protection against government hacking into the computers of innocent Americans.

The Supreme Court of Canada today struck down two so - called tough - on - crime measures introduced by the former Conservative government, ruling the changes to sentencing practices were unconstitutional.

The Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, together with Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care and two individual patients who were severely impacted by last year's changes, have asked the Federal Court of Canada to declare that the federal government cuts to refugee health care are unconstitutional and illegal.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the Harper government's legislation making retroactive changes to parole eligibility breaches the Charter of Rights and is thus unconstitutional.

While the Canadian Civil Liberties Association supports the overarching goal of Bill C - 46, we view many of the suggested changes as a continuation of previous ill - advised, and at times unconstitutional, government «tough on crime» criminal justice reforms that would do little or nothing to combat impaired driving.