SK arranged the constitution of the entire work and drafted the manuscript.
"That's not how the Constitution of the United States works," the former president said in Florida.
A people who can neither read nor write, whose last word is the dagger fine material for constitutional principles!…The English constitution is the work of centuries.…There is no universal recipe for constitutions.
Hence his sarcastic comments on the liberal revolutions in Naples and elsewhere: A people who can neither read nor write, whose last word is the dagger fine material for constitutional principles!…The English constitution is the work of centuries.…There is no universal recipe for constitutions.
"If the justices are unrestricted in reading their private views into the Constitution, then... the work of constitutional interpretation becomes a 'picnic to which farmers bring the words and the judges the meaning.' " Feminist and other pro-choice groups have complained that the Reagan Administration is using opposition to abortion as a litmus test for appointment to a federal judgeship.
This Constitution is the work of freemen who have given to the world the Highest Evidence of Patriotism, disinterestedness, wisdom and great Abilities.
As prime minister, Mr Brown can change Britain's foreign policy and its constitution ("Let the work of change begin," he said as he entered Number 10, apparently intent on using the "c" word in every sentence).
The English constitution is the work of centuries.
She is also at work on a book examining the role of religion in the constitution of the human in the works of Caribbean writer and theorist Sylvia Wynter.
Soon after the constitution of the ad hoc working parties in 1957 it became clear that it was not easy to find a suitable, well-contained question that could be answered by way of an ethically acceptable clinical trial, within the remits set by the committee's recommendations (promising, reasonably easy to organize, using randomization, and leading to further research).
