The constitution of one of the world's oldest and most successful democracies the United States would fit neatly into the other pocket.
eichingeri and O. rhizomatis) and gene pools, and it is also provides the ability to distinguish the subgenome constitution of six allotetraploids (BBCC genome: O. malampuzhaensis, O. minuta, and O. punctata; CCDD genome: O. alta, O. grandiglumis, and O. latifolia) that contain the CC genome.
The genome constitutions of two tetraploid species, S. verticillata and S. faberi, were identified being AABB by GISH [ 19], and that of S. queenslandica as AAAA using GISH in our lab [ 20]; S. queenslandica being the only autotetraploid found in the Setaria genus.
To amend the Constitution, one of two things must happen before the National Assembly can consider the measure: The president must suggest the change, or 150,000 eligible voters must send a petition to the National Assembly.
Antique clauses in the constitutions of six – count 'em – states barring atheists from office.
The authors analyze the factual realities and practical limitations, as well as the legal underpinnings, of the "fiscal constitutions" of three federal systems: the United States, Germany, and the European Union.
Voters have approved constitutional bans on same-sex marriage in 26 states since the Massachusetts law, a landmark, took effect; the constitutions of four other states also limit marriage to heterosexuals.
Yet little-noticed provisions in the constitutions of nine states, including in five states that purport to allow perpetual trusts by statute, proscribe "perpetuities". This Article examines those provisions in light of the meaning of "perpetuity" as a legal term of art across history.
The constitutions of seven states -- New York, Illinois, Louisiana, Michigan, Alaska, Arizona and Hawaii -- say pension benefits cannot be "diminished or impaired".
A recent Washington Post article reported that the state constitutions of eight states -- Arkansas, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas -- expressly prohibit individuals who do not believe in God from holding public office.
