Sentence examples for constitution enabling from inspiring English sources
The cabinet passed a decree suspending the constitution, enabling it to search homes and detain people without warrants.
Among the measures introduced was a change to Pakistan's constitution enabling the establishment of special military courts to fast-track terror cases, including the school attackers.
The generals who took over at Mr. Mubarak's departure have issued their own interim constitution enabling them to name their own defense minister.
The trust is considering putting in its own bid to buy the club and wants to change its constitution enabling it to call members' meetings within a week rather than 14 days so they can ratify decisions.
But the crisis will not be constitutional, scholars say, for the Constitution enables a president to be chosen even if a big state like Florida does not vote.
The unwritten constitution enables the UK to adapt and rise to challenges presented by pressing circumstances; the gun control problems plaguing America provide evidence of the trappings of a constitution set in stone long ago.
"We can't limit the choice of political figures to those whose peculiar inner constitution enables them to withstand outrageous exposure, or those whose sexual lives are simon-pure," Professor Nagel wrote.
In addition to the choice of adequate conditions for hydrolysis, derivatization and chromatographic separation extensions of the data evaluation were suggested to improve the accuracy of the approach when applied to single protein systems: comparing the experimentally obtained amino acid ratio to the protein constitution enabled to identify the properly separated and detected amino acids.
He had felt, along with other genro, that party politicians were incapable of dealing dispassionately with Japan's welfare and destiny; and, indeed, the powers guaranteed by the Meiji constitution enabled the political parties to impede government programs in the Diet.
Section 121 of the constitution enables the federal government to legislate a new state.
It's our role to press the public institutions that the Constitution enabled to do their job.
