Sentence examples for changes to constitutional from inspiring English sources

Instead of belittling Kurds' cultural demands, he should demonstrate good faith by pushing through stalled constitutional and legal reforms, including changes to constitutional provisions that restrict the use of the Kurdish language in schools, punish criticism of the Turkish state and define citizenship through the prism of Turkish identity.

Following the legislative session, Marostica served on Colorado's Long-Term Fiscal Stability Commission, a panel created by legislation during the 2009 General Assembly to consider changes to constitutional constraints on the state budget.

Mr. Tayeeb said: "We told them, 'If you want to stay 200 years more you must change to constitutional monarchy.

Although many Lebanese would be relieved to see the low-key general as president, his election requires a change to constitutional rules barring soldiers from civilian office.

Now the coalition is planning big changes to the constitutional status quo.

"It's vital any changes to the constitutional future of this country has the agreement of both of Scotland's governments.

As a consequence, many leaders in the 1780s proposed major changes to their constitutional structures, including the abolition of term limits.

The result was significant changes to the constitutional landscape, but leaving a brooding sense of disappointment, and even questions about what the reforms were for.

Congress has rushed to pass profoundly dangerous changes to the constitutional fabric — the Patriot Act, the Military Commissions Act of 2006, recent changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — without real deliberation.

When Title X recipients sued, the Supreme Court found the changes to be constitutional.

Political change leads to constitutional amendments; amendments do not lead to political change.