Sentence examples for constitution drawn up from inspiring English sources

The Constituent Assembly then considered a draft constitution drawn up by a constitutional committee.

The original constitution, drawn up in 1945, had only 71 clauses.

But the constitution, drawn up following the left-wing coup that toppled the dictatorship in 1974, could prove a hurdle.

The Constitution, drawn up to Mr. Chavez's specifications last year, makes the teaching of "Bolivarian ideology" obligatory in all schools.

A draft of a new constitution drawn up by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) in 2012 reflects much of Nippon Kaigi's agenda.

The new constitution drawn up by Mr Morales's party and approved in 2009 has legalised traditional justice dispensed by village elders.

Mr. Bopp said that when the framers of the Constitution drew up the First Amendment they were not thinking of Internet pornography or flag-burning but rather of basic political speech, the kind, he said, that today's ruling would help to suppress.

Some fear he will cite insecurity as a reason for delaying a census and so delay the election itself.Under the "transitional administrative law", known as the TAL, a mini-constitution drawn up by the Americans, Mr Allawi's government should do nothing "affecting Iraq's destiny beyond the limited interim period".

By 1961 62 the nationalists had been released and new constitutions drawn up, and in 1963 the federation was dissolved.

"The present constitution was drawn up in 1948," he says.

Once the constitution was drawn up, it would go to a referendum.