Sentence examples for constitution suggests that from inspiring English sources

The focus on the constitution suggests that the ayatollah's major concern lies in making sure Iraq preserves an Islamic identity.

And Kabul's insistence that the Taliban support the Afghan Constitution suggests that parts of it may need to be changed.

Staying with sports, a revised draft of the Indian Olympic Association IOAA) constitution suggests that people facing corruption charges will not be able to hold any official posts in the body, the CNN-IBN website reports.

If the failure of duty is placed on Congress -- as the Constitution suggests that it must be -- then at the end of the day the price of the Puerto Rico debt crisis is one that we all will be forced to pay, and Puerto Rico and the Congress will have to recraft their relationship going forward so that the current problems are not repeated in the future.

Ever since the original constitution suggested that slaves should be counted as three-fifths of a person, the census has jolted racial nerves.

Commenting on the paucity of new material, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution suggested that the whole production would more accurately be named the Havin' a Blast Tour.

That is what true fidelity to our Constitution suggests.

That's a strange idea: surely, the separation of church and state enshrined in the Constitution strongly suggests that court decisions shouldn't be based on religious preference, or even on religious arguments.

But Mr. Berlusconi also said Italy would need to amend its constitution to accept the warrants, and suggested that might not happen before 2004, when the warrants are supposed to go into effect.

Further work would be needed to draw conclusions about constitution, though Kripke suggests that arguments against constitution are only a short step away (1980, p.145, note 74; there appears to be unresolved tension in Kripke's mind about the matter: cf. p. 155, note 77).

Mr. Bequelin and others said Mr. Liu's prosecution for violating rights enshrined in China's Constitution suggested a political hardening, a trend that began before the 2008 Beijing Olympics.