Sentence examples for constitution of our from inspiring English sources

In her recorded address to the party's convention this year, Ms. Palin said: "I share your party's vision of upholding the constitution of our great state.

"In the end, what we want to do is uniquely for the Indigenous people of Australia, but the constitution of our country does belong to all of the people of Australia," the prime minister said.

No, the vernacular of Virgil, Cicero and Tacitus still echoes across the sea of time — from the Western rule of law to the Constitution of our "more perfect union" to the ideal of an enduring peace among the nations.

Speaking of his commitment to secure the recognition of Indigenous Australians in the constitution, Abbott said: "We certainly can have, in this parliament or the next, full recognition of Indigenous people in the constitution of our country".

In eleventh-century Germany, for instance, King Conrad II promised his knights that he wouldn't take their lands "save according to the constitution of our ancestors and the judgment of their peers".

Jackson Mthembu, the party's national spokesman, said: "We call upon all South Africans to support this noble course and to demonstrate rejection to this act of indecency, vulgar and disrespect of the constitution of our country and the values it stands for.

Europe is proud about the freedom of speech, the freedom of opinion and the freedom of religion, which we have anchored in the constitutions of our countries, the Treaty of Lisbon and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights.

And that would have been to speak of the constitution of all our roots – the Greek-Roman, the Judaic and the Christian.

We must not shortchange our Constitution regardless of our economic woes.

"Our founders, our constitution, our bill of rights are clear about that.

I want the government and the Constitution of India to protect our rights, cover our medical expenses.