Sentence examples for constitution part from inspiring English sources

Leaders are now considering adding to their demands and making a vote on a balanced budget amendment to the constitution part of the final deal.

His recent proposals to amend the constitution, part of what he says are plans to return Pakistan to democracy, brought so much criticism he felt obliged last week to defend them in a televised speech.

How about "Constitution, Part Two?" (Not a serious pitch, unless you like it!) * * * December 11 , 1791Thomas Jefferson Office of the Secretary of State Dear Tom, There is literally zero chance that anyone will misconstrue this, and the great news is that if someone actually does, the Supreme Court will set them straight.

In the 1960s, Thurgood Marshall was grilled on minutiae about the history of the Constitution, part of an effort by opponents to demonstrate that the man who had by that time won 29 out of 32 cases before the Supreme Court was intellectually not up to the job.

How about "Constitution, Part Two?" (Not a serious pitch, unless you like it!) December 11 , 1791Thomas Jefferson Office of the Secretary of State Dear Tom, There is literally zero chance that anyone will misconstrue this, and the great news is that if someone actually does, the Supreme Court will set them straight.

Under the Belarus Constitution (Part 4, Chapter 3, Article 84), the President of the Republic has the power to bestow state awards.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, part of the Cox Newspapers unit of Cox Enterprises, to Ames Scullin O'Haire Advertising, Atlanta, to handle strategic and creative duties on its account, which had been handled by Austin Kelley Advertising, Atlanta, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

After the revolution in 1979, he played a central role in creating Iran's new Constitution, in part because of his authorship on the doctrine of rule by clerics.

Their rift stemmed from the president's attempts to exercise executive powers, not granted him by the constitution, in part by naming his own appointees to high office.

That seems sensible; Israel doesn't even have a constitution in part because Israelis can't agree on the role of religious law.

We have a constitution, in part, so that the majority cannot abuse a minority.