Sentence examples for constitution opens from inspiring English sources

But while Indians across the country celebrated the vote, the Constitution opens a new stage of uncertainty in fractious Bolivia.

The constitution opens with a strange, rambling preamble that in translation stretches for more than thirteen hundred words, mentioning, in the following order, Allah, Moses, the Virgin Mary, Jesus, the Prophet Muhammad, Muhammad Ali Pasha, Refaa the Azharian, Ahmed Orabi, Mostafa Kamel, Mohamed Farid, Saad Zaghloul, Mostafa el-Nahhas, Talaat Harb, and Gamal Abdel Nasser.

It was no idle happenstance that the Constitution opens with these three powerful words: "We the people... .. This, in effect, makes "the people" the guardians of America's future.

But in 1971, the Supreme Court ruled in Bivens v. Six Unknown Federal Narcotics Agents that the Constitution opens the courthouse door to lawsuits over these violations.

Although her English was limited at the time – Nammi arrived in the UK as a political refugee from Kurdistan Iran – she enlisted the help of friends who helped her draw up a constitution, open up a bank account for the organisation and even become her first trustees.

I sometimes wonder if the founding fathers were so wise to leave the Constitution "open to interpretation".

The "Restore the Constitution Open-Carry Rally" was conducted in Fort Hunt National Park, and attendees came armed with handguns, rifles, shotguns and assault weapons.

Hannah Mather Crocker, in an apology for Freemasonry written in 1815, claims to have presided over such a lodge, yet her description, "founded on the original principles of true ancient masonry, as far as was consistent with the female character" leaves the actual constitution open to question.

The two events -- the "Second Amendment March" at the Washington Monument on the National Mall and the "Restore the Constitution Open-Carry Rally" at Fort Hunt National Park in Virginia -- will feature a number of speakers who are current and former militia leaders or who have ties to extreme, anti-government groups.

Parliament approved a new Constitution that opens up political space for non-Muslims and unifies in one government longtime enemies who recently agreed to lay down their arms.

An article on Wednesday about an amendment to Egypt's constitution that opens presidential elections to multiple candidates misstated its effect on the Ghad Party of Ayman Nour, a prominent opposition politician.