Sentence examples for constitution namely from inspiring English sources

"This initiative breaches basic tenets of our constitution, namely the stated right against discrimination and due process of law," said Hansheiri Inderkum, a lawyer and a representative of the Christian-Conservative Parthein the Swiss Upper House.

It says the proposals in the bill are "directly contradictory to the core values and stated purpose of the Liberal Democrat party as enshrined in the preamble to the constitution, namely to 'build and safeguard a fair, free, and open society'".

This finding was expected as it has its foundation in TCM teachings and with potential pharmacological effects of CHM, CHM prescriptions are made according to an individual's constitution, namely bian-zheng-lun-zhi, which means the identification of TCM syndrome and treatment.

The Deputy Chief Justice explained that locus standi had to be understood within the context of fundamental principles underpinning the new Constitution namely that "every fundamental human right or freedom enshrined in Chapter 4 is entitled to a full measure of effective protection" by the State.

The challengers' claim that Congress could not, under the Commerce Clause of Article I of the Constitution, regulate "inactivity" (namely, the decision not to buy health insurance) was initially dismissed by just about everyone who had an opinion on the matter.

The so-called Bayonet Constitution gave foreigners (namely American and European residents) the right to vote while stripping that same right from Asian residents and many Native Hawaiians who could not meet the financial and land-ownership requirements needed to vote.

SCM classifies people into 4 sasang constitution (SC) types, namely Taeyangyin (TY), Tae-eumin (TE), Soyangyin (SY), and Soeumin (SE).

Mention should also be made of the constitutive acts of the union that prescribe its general aims, its organization, its financial structure, and the rules of membership, namely, the constitution and its general regulations.

Important gains have been made, namely a Constitution that enshrines equality between women and men, a Parliament in which women hold 28 percent of the seats, the implementation of the country's first law on ending violence against women, and the establishment of shelters and services for women and girls recovering from violence.

UNICEF has supported the vulgarization of some legal texts that are relevant to its mandate, namely the Constitution, the CRC and CEDAW.

Vernon Bogdanor is fond of saying that he makes a living out of something that doesn't exist - namely a British constitution.