Sentence examples for because of the constitution from inspiring English sources

State control came about partly because of the Constitution.

"I can't do that because of the Constitution," Mr. Obama responded.

Nagat Abdel Latif, a middle-aged woman who worked at the Ministry of Aviation, told me that she came to the polls not because of the constitution but because she wanted to show her support for Sisi.

"Japan is not allowed to become a military power because of the Constitution, so the government of Japan decided to make its country a humanitarian power, a civil power".

So what I'm saying is, didn't they say that the date of the 7th cannot stand, not because of the Constitution alone, but because there are other provisions in the statute that cannot be accommodated with the seven day? MR. TRIBE -- Exactly.

The remaining 81 were put there by party leaders because of the Constitution's mandate.

Because of what the constitution accords to gay people and women, the church is bitterly opposed to it, and to children knowing about it.

At the core of the "Age tapes" controversy was whether there was evidence sufficient for parliament to remove Murphy as a high court judge because of what the constitution calls proved misbehaviour.

This ever-present multiplicity means that our constitutional order is always a work in progress not because the meaning of the Constitution changes, but rather because one of the meanings of the Constitution is change.

I may add I feel I have no other choice in this matter, because the defense of the Constitution, I hold sacred.

Some of those voting yes will have done so only because the passing of the constitution paves the way for elections, promised for December.