Sentence examples for constitution has become from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps in the nuclear era, the Constitution has become quaint and obsolete," Wills grumbles.

An agreement to move towards elections with a new constitution has become mired in party infighting.

Our constitution has become something Rupert Murdoch and Paul Dacre make up as they go along.

"The pressure on the constitution has become so high that you cannot make the big game-shift".

"We have modernised our federation, our constitution has become much more democratic with more women and athletes in the administration and with the referees absolutely independent".

He said that, since the Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Court's interpretation of the Constitution has become an "unworkable morass of special exceptions and arbitrary applications".

So, Tea Party outsiders will soon be taking their seats in Congress, and for about 70 seconds or a minute and a half, they will govern as independent voices for disaffected conservatives who hate what the Constitution has becomes and want to draw a Hitler mustache on it.

"We have had the experience of the last 50 years, and all of the shortcomings or the defects of our Constitution have become visible," Mr. Nakasone said in a private office near Parliament, where he still sits.

By then the Constitution had become a living thing, an organized part of America.

Although Tonga has a highly traditional society, calls by young, Western-educated Tongans for a more democratic constitution had become increasingly hard to ignore.

Holding the parliament together and drafting a new constitution have become continuous struggles in Nepal.