Sentence examples for constitution and later from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — Javier Solana never hid his ambition to be the European Union's first foreign minister under a new Constitution, and later, the Lisbon Treaty.

Less compromising still was the mood of the rightist Dominion Party (later the Rhodesia Front), which rejected the 1961 constitution and later proceeded to win the general elections in December 1962.

Mr Grade is likely to build on this work, making a number of short-term changes under what he terms the "current constitution", and later instituting a more radical agenda for change that would come about when the BBC's royal charter is renegotiated.

In an interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and later at a dinner at Emory University last night, Ted Turner talked openly for the first time about his resignation from Time Warner's board and Carl Icahn's campaign to break up the company.

His father is Ray West, a former Black Panther who was one of the first black photojournalists at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and later a Christian counselor, and who opened the Good Water Store and Café in Lexington Park, Maryland in November 2006, with startup capital from his son.

Once again, the court's conservative majority imposed its selective reading of American history, citing the country's violent separation from Britain and the battles over slavery as proof that the authors of the Constitution and its later amendments considered gun ownership a fundamental right.

Moreover, it is one only three nations in the world to have sustainable development enshrined in its constitution, and later this year, it hopes to underline its growing divergence from Westminster by passing one of the world's first laws to force all government spending to take into account environment and social needs.

(Fink, who is ninety-four, first created a black-and-white interpretation of the Constitution in 1987, and later completed a limited-edition color version in 2006).

"The signing of the Declaration of Independence, the adoption of state constitutions and the later ratification of the First Amendment signaled a major departure from English law and policy concerning free speech and freedom of the press," the court said.

The alternative is to ignore the constitution and set a later election day.

Given the controversies, some have suggested creating a temporary constitution and trying again later in a less charged political environment.