Sentence examples for constitution in force from inspiring English sources

The resulting Treaty of Córdoba, which was signed on August 24, kept all existing laws, including the 1812 Constitution, in force until a new constitution for Mexico could be written.

If only a couple of countries fail to ratify, the others might simply agree to dissolve the old treaties and form a new Union under the new constitution, in effect forcing the malefactors out of the EU.

Sovietization moved at a rapid pace, taking little, if any, consideration of the constitutions in force in the three countries.

right to health with which the investigators have tagged relevant provisions of nearly all constitutions in force as of September of 2013.

Under the language of the interim constitution currently in force, the National Assembly is required to dissolve itself if it does not complete a new constitution by the deadline, unless it amends the constitution.

On page one of yesterday's New York Times, under the headline 'WE THE PEOPLOSESOSES FOLLOWERS, the estimable Adam Liptak reported that the Constitution of the United States — "the nation's founding document and sacred text," "the oldest written national constitution still in force anywhere in the world" — is in rapid decline as the model of choice for the rest of the world.

And it is the oldest written national constitution still in force anywhere in the world.

Because the Junkers staffed the Prussian army, which had brought about Germany's unification, they were accorded great influence, particularly in Prussia, where a highly illiberal constitution remained in force (1850 1918).

Some claim success, pointing to such gains as a freely elected parliament, soon to be installed, a vibrant press, improving security and firm promises by the country's military rulers to step aside by July, once a fresh constitution is in force and a new president voted in.

During the period in which the constitution was in force, the system of primary assemblies that elected delegates who voted for the respective organs of government worked efficiently, and kept the voters engaged.

With a two-thirds majority in the Parliament, the Prime Minister's Fidesz party holds enough seats to replace the constitution currently in force, which has been reformed repeatedly since the fall of Communism in 1989.