Their administrative, educational, and financial measures and the formation of the Civil Guard were lasting achievements; however, the generals could not stabilize their rule on the basis of their constitution of 1845, a conservative revision of the constitution of 1837.
"We have said clearly that an Islam that works and lives on the basis of the constitution... belongs to Germany," Merkel said.
[Italy] died c. 1305, France), wealthy and aristocratic Florentine citizen who was the leader of a "popular" movement in the 1290s and is known as the promulgator of the Ordinances of Justice (January 1293), the basis of the constitution of Florence.
He also urged the lawmakers "on the basis of the constitution in hand" to plan for elections next year.That should mark an end to his supporters' plan to change the constitution's provisions on term-limits.
I would thank him for really trying to consider the merits of the case and voting on, I think, what the real basis of the Constitution was and making it so that this vote would go through today.
On the basis of the Constitution and the subsequent laws governing the declaration of war, it's clear that, before the executive branch can launch any large-scale military action, Congress must grant its approval.
Parties have only been allotted 80 out of 200 seats in an assembly whose task is to name a government before preparing parliamentary elections in 2013 on the basis of a constitution that has still to be drafted — a significant complicating factor Libya shares with Egypt.
Schutz's conclusion that sameness in music involves not numerical unity but recurrent likeness challenges the fundamental Husserlian thesis that the synthesis of passive identification is universal, at the basis of the constitution of the world.
Khan was arguing on the basis of the Constitution and the vision of the Founding Fathers that Trump's exclusion and disdain of the Muslim community was ultimately un-American.
