Sentence examples for constitution reads from inspiring English sources

The first line of its constitution reads: "The aim of this party shall be independence for Scotland".

In article 7, the Italian constitution reads: "The state and the church are, each one in its own domain, independent and sovereign.

Indeed, the Constitution reads that any person impeached would still be "liable and subject to indictment, trial, judgment and punishment, according to law".

The Constitution reads in pertinent part: "Each state shall appoint, in such manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a number of electors".

A notebook from the early 1980s, when his practice established an unusually morality-driven constitution, reads "wealth like power corrupts and provokes greed + envy = no real community can be formed".

Mr. Pataki's lawyers maintain that the governor has every right to do this, as long as the changes "relate specifically to some particular appropriation in the bill," as a provision in the Constitution reads.

"(Obama's immigration) programs are unconstitutional abuses of the President's role in our nation's constitutional architecture and exceed the powers of the President within the U.S. Constitution," read Arpaio's complaint filed in a federal court in Washington.

(By "constitution," read women's rights — anathema to the Taliban, and a prerequisite for Afghanistan's Western supporters).

"Have You Ever Seen the Words Forced Busing in the Constitution?" read a sign carried in Boston in 1975.

Mr. Boehner has some dramatic gestures planned for when he takes the gavel — having the Constitution read aloud on the House floor for one.

"Boycott the Pope's constitution," read one slogan, which appeared to incite hatred of Christians by claiming that the Coptic pope was behind the referendum.