Sentence examples for constitution for example from inspiring English sources

The constitution, for example, enshrines property rights.

The U.S. Continental Congress proclaimed a national Thanksgiving upon the enactment of the Constitution, for example.

Direct democracy aids, rather than hinders, that.Any amendment to the Swiss constitution, for example, requires a referendum.

Thus, the Japanese constitution, for example, specifies certain autonomous functions to be performed by local administrative authorities.

For major legislative changes like a new constitution, for example, the government needs the backing of the main opposition parties, none of which fully supports the peace process.

The 2009 Constitution, for example, states that "protected areas" form "part of the natural and cultural patrimony of the country", but also perform "economic functions for sustainable development".

The word 'supervision' does not appear in any of these articles, although the constitution's drafters used the word ten times in the original constitution, giving for example the judiciary supervision over the "proper enforcement of laws" and the Guardian Council, the watchdog body that among other duties vets election candidates, supervision over national elections.

The puzzle arose because we envisaged Cup losing one of its parts, and coming to have the same material constitution (being, for example, composed of exactly the same atoms as), and spatial boundaries as Tcup.

On matters where President Obama is clearly acting in accordance with the Constitution -- for example, in nominating someone to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court -- they spare no effort to thwart him, concocting bizarre arguments nowhere found in the Constitution to justify their obstructionism.

The compromises over slavery in the US Constitution, for example, illustrate such incoherence.

First, is the claim of "betraying the Constitution" coupled with evidence that they have no idea what the Constitution actually says, for example, that it is "treasonous" to be "wrong", even assuming he were wrong.