Sentence examples for constitution in which from inspiring English sources

And so they adopted this — they had Japan adopt — a constitution in which the emperor is the symbol of the Japanese people and the Japanese state.

What is the point of this crafty text he has declared as the new constitution, in which there is no longer any guarantee of intellectual freedoms?

German courts can control how much power Merkel's coalition transfers to Europe because they enforce a written constitution in which the legislature's power is circumscribed.

All would rally round a civil, plural state based on power sharing, free elections and a modern civil constitution in which all citizens – men and women – are equal.

America was built initially on a constitution in which black Americans were three-fifths of a human being; one in which only landowning white men could vote.

"It is better to have a constitution in which respect is held for those who lay down their lives in times of crisis".

'Constitutive intertextuality', on the other hand, employs a type of generic re-constitution, in which a discourse type is constituted through a combination of elements of 'orders of discourse', serving to imitate a style, but to keep hidden explicit pointers to any originary text (s).

True, a number of European countries, like Poland and Ireland, have constitutions in which religion features strongly.

From these documents the Constitutiones Apostolicae (Apostolic Constitutions), in which 85 Canones Apostolicae (Apostolic Canons) were included, were composed about ad 400.

"Do we send members of Congress to cabal once every four years for president?" New states entering the union held conventions to draft state constitutions, in which they adopted more democratic arrangements.

In fact, some 130 countries (unfortunately excluding us) have constitutions in which citizens are assigned the right to a healthy environment, with the state obligated to protect that right.