Sentence examples for constitution that may be from inspiring English sources

However, there are also 22 (originally 14) so-called "scheduled languages" recognized in the Indian constitution that may be used by states in official correspondence.

If Lori Anderson, the author of I Know Who You Are and I Know What You Did, has her way, we will eventually create a social networking constitution that may be the first positive step in rectifying this situation.

The 2003 Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) (adopted under Article 19 of the WHO constitution) is a legally binding treaty that may be used to uphold domestic tobacco legislation in trade dispute arbitration, as exemplified recently in arguments by Australia to defend its plain packaging legislation in response to WTO dispute arbitration, although a ruling has yet to be made [ 134].

Hence the data set represents the upper limit of correlations that may be experimentally available for the constitution.

And that may be the only hope of getting the constitution approved in all 25 countries.

That may be true, but it would, Toobin says, be "the end of the world for the Constitution".

We have suggested that these higher titers could be due to an underlying host genetic constitution that may convey a "stronger immune system" [40].

The statement concluded that "[t]he rule that really is in the Constitution, that no person may be compelled to be a witness against himself, is not changed by today's decision".

There is talk that the Constitution may be amended to create a new emeritus role for Mr. Castro.

Irish voters will be asked whether they should add a line to their constitution saying that "marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two persons without distinction as to their sex".

It is difficult to imagine a world in which even poets are denied the freedom of speech that is granted to all citizens of this country by the Constitution, although that may now be more imaginable in New Jersey.