The phrase "a constitution that provides" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the functions or features of a constitution in a legal or political context.
Example: "The country adopted a new constitution that provides for the protection of individual rights and freedoms."
Alternatives: "a constitution which offers" or "a constitution that ensures".
Always pressing Denmark for self-government, he undoubtedly influenced the granting by Denmark in 1874 of a constitution that provided for Iceland's control of its finances and for legislative power shared with the Danish crown.
They drew up a constitution that provided for a federal capital in Guatemala City and a president for each of the five constituent states, which were to enjoy complete local autonomy; suffrage was restricted to the upper classes, slavery was abolished, and the privileges of the Roman Catholic church were maintained.
For Fox a Senian perspective of distributive justice in the genomics and post-genomics era implies a decent genetic minimum that consists of a biological constitution that provides whatever internal components necessary for people to function at adequate level in each of the basic capabilities.
That gives it a two-thirds majority in the legislature - enabling it to amend a recently-approved constitution that provides for democratic reforms.
The President may act in his discretion in withholding assent to any of the following types of bills passed by Parliament: #A bill seeking to amend the Constitution that provides, directly or indirectly, for the circumvention or curtailment of the discretionary powers conferred upon the President by the Constitution.
#A bill not seeking to amend the Constitution that provides, directly or indirectly, for the circumvention or curtailment of the discretionary powers conferred upon the President by the Constitution.
Many rallied around two variations of the same hashtag as both #25thAmendment and #25thAmendmentNow trended on Twitter on Sunday, referring to the provision in the Constitution that provides for the removal of a president.
In the U.S., it is the Constitution that provides our basic civil liberties and political rights, allowing us, among many other things, religious freedom, due process, a guarantee that the power of the federal government is not absolute, and the clear delineation of three branches of government.
