constitutional liberties

In 1985, she organized an Atlanta rally for constitutional liberties.

I speak to you on behalf of Constitutional liberties.

At that vital point, critical to our constitutional liberties, Evatt won.

"I'm choosing liberty because my privacy and constitutional liberties are worth fighting for," he said.

If we survive the turmoil of the times with our constitutional liberties intact, it will be because men like you stood firm.

The terrorism designation had "severe implications on constitutional liberties" for the group, he said.

Mr. Bush also said that his administration was "upholding our constitutional liberties."

These cases provide the court with the opportunity to protect constitutional liberties when they matter most, rather than belatedly, after the fact."

"I know Derek Black is going to fight for his constitutional liberties.

Independent Federal judges who have the courage to make difficult decisions preserve constitutional liberties for the benefit of us all.

And he continues to reject other court-construed constitutional liberties.

For the first time it recently sponsored a conference with law-enforcement officials to discuss constitutional liberties and law enforcement.

"The Defenders" deepened his personal concern about American constitutional liberties.

They fought to preserve their constitutional liberties against the perceived Northern threat to overthrow them.

The decision is also a reminder of the sad truth that our constitutional liberties hang by too slender a thread.

Constitutional liberties are both precious and costly, none more than the guarantee that one may not be convicted out of one's own mouth.

The Administration promises to protect constitutional liberties and individual civil rights as it assumes a larger role in terrorist surveillance.

He added, "Such fine distinctions with regard to vital constitutional liberties cannot withstand close scrutiny."

"Where there are environmental gains that overwhelm constitutional liberties, it is perfectly reasonable to set some limits."

She was passionately devoted to constitutional liberties and never lost her convictions and ideals.

Constitutional liberties are more critical for me."

Café Filho was elected federal deputy (1935-1937) and stood out for the defense of constitutional liberties.

"The majority today sends a clear signal that scores of established constitutional liberties are now ripe for reconsideration."

The flag is desecrated not through burning but through the erosion of constitutional liberties.

Even in the current political climate, voluntary downsizing of menus and kids' waistlines does not have to be a constitutional liberties issue.