The phrase "about this constitution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to a specific constitution, such as its principles, provisions, or implications.
Example: "The debate centered around the implications of the amendments about this constitution."
Alternatives: "regarding this constitution" or "concerning this constitution".
"The Assad regime is arresting hundreds of our sons and brothers, has killed and injured hundreds, so we don't care about this constitution," said Ziad, 25, who gave only his first name out of fear of retribution.
I have many concerns about this constitution.
Was the Hungarian public ever consulted about this new constitution?
Mr. Gulyás insists that the Hungarian public was consulted about this new constitution because "a questionnaire was sent to each citizen in Hungary about some of the national issues that were undecided at that point".
This is about the Constitution," said Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C .. "FoR-N.C .ong, this body, under the leadership of both Democrats and Republicans, has ceded parts of our constitutional authority to the executive branch".
2. Fidesz has consulted with the public about the constitution and this is the constitution that the public approved.
Mr. Taranto accuses us of not having "a lot to say about the Constitution," but this is willful blindness on Taranto's part.
If Senator McCain is going to continue to talk about the Constitution during this campaign, he may want to consider cracking open a copy of the ol' document (Wednesday is Constitution Day, which provides a good opportunity).
This is important to be noted since popular use occurs more frequently with infusions or decoctions, and thus, little is known about the constitution of this type of extract.
When someone shouted, "Why not?" Mr. Obama replied, "There's this whole thing about the Constitution".
And I feel like this" — giving speeches about the Constitution and debating its features — "is delicious food".
