Sentence examples for constitution of each from inspiring English sources

A like limitation upon the legislative power will be found in the Constitution of each state.

Article VII specifies that the protocol shall enter into force after the exchange of ratification instruments, which shall take place after approval of the protocol by the procedure called for by the constitution of each party.

Apart from that, it is important to look back in the definition, essence and legal nature of Freedom of Information (FOI) and Right to Information (RTI) provisions, as these are stated in the constitution of each country.

63, 76 L.Ed. 210, Feldman, and the present case, where a person can be whipsawed into incriminating himself under both state and federal law even though there is a privilege against self-incrimination in the Constitution of each.

The several bills of rights, in Great-Britain, form its constitution, and conversely the constitution of each state is its bill of rights.

Bark thickness on a tree varies not only by species (Miles and Smith 2009) but also by the rate of growth, the genetic constitution of each tree, position along the bole (Laasasenaho et al. 2005), and geographic location (Antony et al. 2015).

"Whereas the constitutions of each of the 50 states, either in the preamble or body, explicitly recognize or express gratitude to God;" This is followed by a list of all of the states, accompanied by excerpts acknowledging God from each of their constitutions, all but four from the preambles.

As a model for initiating the interviews, the field notes were organised into six themes (see a further explanation in the constitution of vocational competence), each of which characterised something that had been observed, sometimes for several weeks, and that the students had experienced.

To ease tensions between the communities, the constitution of 1926 provided that each should be equitably represented in public offices.

The Swiss constitution of 1874 provided that each canton (state) or half canton must organize and maintain free and compulsory elementary schools.

Offering a far more cohesive collection than its predecessor – the group apparently clearer as to the desired constitution of their extended combustibles – each individual entry forms a finessed study in nervy tension.