Sentence examples for constitution of their from inspiring English sources

The year before Baskerville's arrival, the ailing king of Iran, Mozaffar ud-Din Shah, had bowed to popular demands for a constitutional monarchy and Iranians had drafted the first Constitution of their 25-century-long history.

The answer Afghans find in the next few weeks will be closely monitored by Iraqis, who have to write a constitution of their own over the next year.

The geo-social constitution of their culture is also subject to the vantage point of the observer, him/herself caught in the liminality between being a visitor, being an islander, and various other uneasily defined categories in between.

Stronger membrane immunoreactivity for E-cadherin in epithelioid tumor cells is possibly related to constitution of their epithelioid architecture, but the pathogenetic significance of E-cadherin in angiomyolipoma remains to be further studied.

A few weeks later he explained to a subordinate that he would afford "every opportunity … to the wavering and disloyal to return to their allegiance, to the Constitution of their birth or adoption".

In holding women culpable for the appearance of congenital disability, the theory of maternal imagination assumed that women had greater effects than men on the biological constitution of their children.

The paper concludes with comments on the need for policymakers around the world to balance respect for the characters and constitutions of their individual countries with appreciation of the needs of infertile patients across the globe.

While the festival's theme is clearly geared toward Turkish concerns, it resonates with other countries around the region, particularly those that are looking for new constitutions of their own.

In Locke's empiricist version of this philosophy, if we could (per impossibile) penetrate into the inner microscopic constitution of bodies (their "real essences"), we would know without experience (in Locke's terminology, "without Trial") the causal connections among bodies.

In the election campaign, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy colleagues made an overhaul of the Constitution one of their principal promises.

A continuing dispute has been the constitutionality of the SDF, although in 1959 the Supreme Court ruled that the SDF did not violate the constitution because of their defensive nature.