Sentence examples for a better constitution from inspiring English sources
No gay could wish for a better constitution".
The country, however, can only benefit from this competition to create a better constitution.
A return to the drawing-board would still be desirable, as the EU needs a better constitution to clarify its distribution of powers.
As much as anything, this week's message to Mr Kibaki was that a better constitution might be nice but the people would prefer the more mundane things he originally promised them when he was elected in 2002: more jobs and less corruption.
I doubt too whether any other Convention we can obtain, may be able to make a better Constitution..
He said when announcing his bid that he wanted a "better constitution" that was "clear about the rights and responsibilities of being a citizen in Britain today".
November 24, 2017 Irritated by disruptions at his speeches, Trump declares all future protesters will be incarcerated indefinitely "or worse"; Senate and House leaders give president emergency tutorial on checks and balances, limits of executive power; Trump calls framers "low energy" and "soft," says he could have negotiated a much better Constitution.
"Russia has much better constitution writers than we do," he said.
Free to wheel, free to spin out in the glorious country, unhampered by chaperones … the young girl of today can feel the real independence of herself and, while she is building up her better constitution, she is developing her better mind.
As we try to promote a better understanding of the Constitution, federalism, the separation of the branches of government, the basic rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, I think it will become evident to students that the founders had a religious motivation".
Just as Mr. Rove was able to push his agenda of solidifying the Republican base on the president, Mr. Weisberg suggests, so was Mr. Cheney able to promote his view of enhanced executive power — a view that resonated with Mr. Bush, as it would with many presidents, "even liberal presidents with a better grasp of the Constitution and more foreign policy experience".
