Sentence examples for a constitutional proclamation from inspiring English sources

The Islamist parties, along with some liberal parties and activist groups, had called for a demonstration against SCAF's plan to introduce a constitutional proclamation that would keep both the budget of the armed forces and the power to declare war under the sole purview of the military.

He told me he had been involved — along with judges, constitutional experts and others — in the development of the constitutional proclamation.

In his tense-faced proclamation for a "constitutional amendment protecting marriage," President Bush crashed the marriages of thousands in California and bashed the hope of millions of strong American families looking for hope, joy, and legal recognition.

Although the Social Democrats had planned to support a constitutional monarchy in Germany, Scheidemann's proclamation of a republic, made in the face of leftist uprisings, was irreversible.

Now bruiting the idea of running for president, Perry has muted his anti-Constitutional proclamations.

The plank, as adopted, stated that slavery was the cause of the rebellion, that the president's proclamation had aimed "a death blow at this gigantic evil," and that a constitutional amendment was necessary to "terminate and forever prohibit" it.

To be sure, Lincoln made extraordinary use of his powers during wartime, including suspending the writ of habeas corpus, shutting down opposition newspapers, arresting antiwar agitators and issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, all of which seemed to go well beyond the more limited powers of a constitutional executive.

A constitutional assembly perhaps?

Perhaps a constitutional crisis.

Jackson was a constitutional pragmatist.

Sweden is a constitutional monarchy.