Sentence examples for constitution after from inspiring English sources

It is the constitution; after all, that establishes the foundations for constitutional institutions, their electoral systems, and the relationship among them – not the other way round.

"Syrians will write their real constitution after we finish this regime".

The Constitution, after all, dictates that Congress, and not the president alone, should decide when we go to war.

Teddy Roosevelt's embrace of the income tax, eventually written into the Constitution after he left office, was a liberal moment.

It is the Constitution, after all, that put Congress in charge of deciding how to spend the taxpayers' money.

Atambayev's move to amend the constitution after the 2010 protests has alienated some of his former allies.

(I have a sample of his saliva I scraped off the Constitution after he spat on it for several minutes).

That assembly will govern the country and write a new constitution after the ouster of the dictator Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.

The original university was founded by Pope Martin V at the behest of Duke John Jean IVIV of Brabant, who modeled its constitution after the University of Paris.

Like this pharmacist looking up and seeing a void, many Spaniards are reassessing their country, reborn through the 1978 Constitution after the decades of dictatorship.

Hollande's government launched the long process to change the Constitution after the Nov. 13 Paris attacks, for which the militant group Islamic State claimed credit.