Sparta, which had developed a constitution under which all citizens were soldiers and theoretically equal, avoided tyranny.
"A large meeting of colored people" was held in Philadelphia in April, at which it was resolved that "the only duty the colored man owes to a Constitution under which he is declared to be an inferior and degraded being, having no rights which white men are bound to respect, is to denounce and repudiate it, and to do what he can by all proper means to bring it into contempt".
This will complicate coalition-building.Moreover, a decision by the outgoing transitional council to revoke the new congress's power to appoint a commission to draft a new constitution, under which a full-fledged parliament is supposed to be elected next year, may cause further ructions.
In 1956 the ICPC ratified a new constitution, under which it was renamed the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol).
In 1898 she promulgated a new constitution under which the league and the Theosophical Society were merged into the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society, of which she had absolute control as "Leader and Official Head".
In the same year Britain granted Gibraltar a new constitution under which the functions of the legislative and city councils were merged and a Gibraltar House of Assembly was set up establishing self-government in domestic matters.
The sell-off, analysts say, appears to be part of a political transition as the government introduces elections for the first time in 20 years and a new Constitution under which the military seems likely to perpetuate its rule, though more from behind the scenes.
His death paved the way for the return of religion-based parties, which had been banned by Bangladesh's 1972 constitution.The current prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, who is Sheikh Mujiib's daughter, has brought back an explicitly secular constitution under which religious politics has no space.
But to a remarkable extent, the Constitution under which we live is a product of the judgments of many minds, doing their work over time.
The court overturned a provision of Hawaii's constitution under which only descendants of the native Hawaiians can vote in elections for trustees of the state's Office of Hawaiian Affairs.
Declaring that "it demeans the dignity and worth of a person to be judged by ancestry instead of by his or her own merit," the Supreme Court today overturned a provision of Hawaii's Constitution under which only descendants of the original Hawaiians may vote for the leadership of a state agency that administers programs and millions of dollars in public money on their behalf.
