Sentence examples for constitution recently from inspiring English sources
When asked about amending the Constitution recently, Kirchner said it was neither "my desire nor my responsibility".
The government announced that presidential elections would precede parliamentary ones within 90 days of the ratification of a new constitution, recently endorsed in a referendum.
The "American-written" Constitution — recently labeled by Ishihara as "ugly" — is a convenient scapegoat for and distraction from the country's pressing challenges.
THE Islamist-dominated panel charged with devising Egypt's new constitution recently watched a puzzling spectacle, as dissident Christians pleaded for wording that would fully subject not only the Muslim majority but also non-Muslim minorities to Islamic law.
This is what the drafters of the European constitution recently discovered when the Dutch and the French voters rebelled against their handiwork, although surely other factors also pointed the voters in the same direction.
Villepin lectured his readers not to give up on the European constitution, recently voted down by the Dutch and French.
As the writer Jeff Schultz detailed in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently, pictures of Snyder are "in the window of the one-hour photo store and the sporting goods store, on marquees at the secondary school and a shopping village".
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution recently broke down Atlanta's options with Kovalchuk as the NHL trade deadline of March 3 looms: sign, trade, or do nothing.
VGE is considering inserting an assertion of Christian values into his draft constitution and recently conferred with the pope.
But Afghanistan violated its Constitution as recently as the spring, when Mr. Karzai failed to hold elections within the time frame it mandated.
Similarly, Jean-Luc Dehaene, a Belgian who was a vice-president of the convention that drafted the constitution, boasted recently to a Brussels audience that the constitution represented "a great step forward for the EU to become a true political union".
