Sentence examples for constitution by which from inspiring English sources

Japan's military status is still restricted by Article 9 of her constitution, by which she renounces the right to develop her armed forces for offensive purposes.

Some articles of the National Security Law, which was passed December 1 , 1948 just when Yeosun (Yeosu, Suncheon) rebellion broke out,4 could threaten the very essence of the Constitution by which the logic of liberal democracy could be guaranteed.5.5

The government is authorized to pass laws conforming with the provisions of the Constitution, by which it is expected to abide.

In a memo to all members of the Pennsylvania House, Rep. Cris Dush (R) accused the five Democrats on the court of engaging in misbehavior for ordering the new maps and subverting the process, outlined in the constitution, by which a bill can become a law.

"I don't think the citizens of a state have a human right to be identified with its symbols," says Mordechai Kremnitzer, one of a group of Jewish Israelis who drafted a "Constitution by Consensus", which says Israel should for the first time adopt a constitution defining a "Jewish and democratic state".

So it was decided that a committee should prepare a draft constitution by November, which would then be taken to the people for discussion.Both the official and the unofficial groups have set about examining such weighty matters as the rights of the individual, property rights and freedom of expression and assembly.

His constitution for Bolivia, by which he set great store, besides being a suspiciously authoritarian scheme in which a life president appointed his successor, was unworkable.

His ministry sponsored revisions of the constitution in 1917, by which universal male suffrage and proportional representation were granted by the religious parties in exchange for enactment of equal state aid to public and denominational schools.

The act served as Canada's "constitution" until 1982, when it was renamed the Constitution Act, 1867, and became the basis of Canada's Constitution Act of 1982, by which the British Parliament's authority was transferred to the independent Canadian Parliament.

A constitution is the means by which the respective powers of the courts, the government and parliament can be determined.

One of the captivating characteristics of social insects, in spite of their rudimentary individual constitution, is the ability by which they have to solve complicated problems in an elastic and robust way.