Sentence examples for community constitution from inspiring English sources

The existing community constitution and beliefs were cited as potential barriers to service use by one LC1 chairperson.

A political community's constitution articulates the principles determining the institutions to which the task of governing is entrusted, along with their respective powers.

According to the community's constitution, the government has an executive, legislative, and judicial branch.

To ease tensions between the communities, the constitution of 1926 provided that each should be equitably represented in public offices.

1593 Paris, France 1671 Jeanne-Catherine-Agnès Arnauld, byname Mère Agnès (born 1593 died 1671) abbess of the Jansenist centre of Port-Royal and author of the religious community's Constitutions (1665).

The community's present constitution dates from 1924 and is guaranteed by the Greek constitution of 1975.

The baseball committee's secretary, Craig Gruber, said its members were certain there would be backlash in the community if a Constitution Arms team took the field.

The presidency and cabinet issued a statement assuring citizens and the international community "that the constitution of the Republic of Malawi will be strictly adhered to in managing the transition".

To guarantee individual rights as well as the rights of Canada's two official linguistic communities, a renewed Constitution with an inserted Charter of Rights and Freedoms was tabled.

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Yet the new principles struggled to make the transition from constitution to community.