Sentence examples for Its own constituent from inspiring English sources

The SCAF will almost certainly find an excuse to pick its own constituent assembly.

Instead of trooping over to New York to engage in transnational propaganda, its leaders might better serve their country by staying home and seeking ways to reframe its relations, on its own, with both its own constituent parts and the larger world.

Last week, the Catalan president, Carles Puidgemont, indicated that if the Spanish government did not allow an official referendum next year, Catalonia would stage its own "constituent elections". He and his colleagues insist, though, that they would prefer not to take unilateral and potentially destabilizing measures.

In addition to its own constituent systems, touch interacts with other modalities in interesting ways.

Autoimmune diseases are a result of loss of tolerance where an organism fails to recognize its own constituent parts as "self" [1].

Autoimmunity refers to the failure of the immune system to recognize its own constituent parts, eliciting an immune response against the tissues themselves.

If a state wants more money for infrastructure, he says, it should have to turn to its own constituents and ask them to stump up more, rather than lobbying the central government for a greater share of the pie.Brazil's neighbour, Argentina, demonstrates the danger of giving provinces the power to spend taxpayers' money but not the duty to collect it.

The NCAA Act required that a university calculate and disclose these ratios for its own constituents.

STEVE COLL: Al Qaeda was already suffering politically among its own constituents in Muslim societies.

A study last year found that Labour was lagging behind in reflecting the ethnicity of its own constituents.

But the longer the protests continue, the more untenable the government's position becomes, both to its critics and its own constituents.