nonrepealability

the constitutional nonrepealability of fundamental rights ensures enduring protection for citizens.

legal scholars debated the principle of nonrepealability in treaty obligations.

the treaty included a clause guaranteeing the nonrepealability of environmental protections.

critics questioned whether true nonrepealability could ever exist in democratic systems.

the amendment's nonrepealability became a central issue in the constitutional convention.

historians noted the remarkable nonrepealability of certain ancient legal provisions.

the contract emphasized the nonrepealability of the agreed terms for five years.

advocates argued for the inherent nonrepealability of human rights.

the policy's nonrepealability clause prevented future administrations from reversing it.

constitutional experts analyzed the doctrine of nonrepealability in federal law.

the parliament debated the nonrepealability of tax provisions established decades ago.

courts have consistently upheld the nonrepealability of judicial review powers.