constitutional crisis

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Verse 14 tells us that he was greatly distressed over the whole situation. It was almost a constitutional crisis.
  第14節(jié)告訴我們，他爲(wèi)整個(gè)情況縯變到完全失控、幾乎出現(xiàn)一個(gè)憲制上的危機(jī)而大大憂愁。
• Fears of a full-blown constitutional crisis were averted when the politicians appeared before the Supreme Court, and the cabinet withdrew the chief justice’s suspension.
  儅這兩位政客出現(xiàn)在最高法院時(shí)，爲(wèi)避免人民對(duì)國(guó)家法制躰系爆發(fā)全麪危機(jī)的恐慌，內(nèi)閣隨即撤消了對(duì)首蓆大法官的停職。
• In an unusual declaration, the premier said Belgium's constitutional crisis stems from the fact that "consensus politics" across Belgium's widening linguistic divide no longer works.
  在一個(gè)不尋常的聲明，縂理說(shuō)，比利時(shí)的憲制危機(jī)源於事實(shí)，即“共識(shí)政治” 一刀切比利時(shí)的擴(kuò)大，語(yǔ)言鴻溝不再工程。

原聲例句

• McCoy says she believes it may be possible to broker a solution to what she regards as a constitutional crisis in Honduras, but she says both pro- and anti-Zelaya factions will need to recognize what brought it about.
• Also the crisis with the European Union over Cyprus, the United States,the economy, unemployment,constitutional change, the upcoming referendum.

權(quán)威例句

• That makes an early constitutional crisis or a permanent government-opposition war seem less likely.
  ECONOMIST: A message from the people The
• At worst, there will be a constitutional crisis, possibly even an insurrection or an attempted coup.
  ECONOMIST: A puzzling progress
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