Sentence examples for all constitutions from inspiring English sources

The Act formulated the basic constitutional principles that were and still are followed by all Constitutions of Lithuania.

In that case, all constitutions become irrelevant.

Third, all constitutions express the aspirations of the society.

All constitutions and laws have been sacrificed," he says.

Second, all constitutions define the powers and rights of citizens, in our case, citizen-subjects.

A constitution sets out the rules for how a society's rules are made or changed, and all constitutions do three things.

Democrats would argue that he won because all the Constitution requires is a "majority of the whole number of electors appointed".

Since that time, Thailand has been a constitutional monarchy, and all subsequent constitutions have provided for an elected parliament.

Understood in this way, all states have constitutions and all states are constitutional states.

Not all new constitutions after 1815 jettisoned federalism; Mexico in 1824, for instance, embraced that ideal.

The new states had all drafted constitutions by mid-1777 under orders from the Second Continental Congress.