Sentence examples for constitutional agreement from inspiring English sources

Also in 1992 the government tried again to bring constitutional agreement.

Building on the all-party constitutional agreement reached in the Lords would do more: it would give the NHS the stability and confidence it so desperately needs.

Bouchard's aim in entering politics was to help salvage the Meech Lake Accord, a constitutional agreement that would have recognized Quebec as a distinct society.

The incident came at an awkward time for the Rhodesian Government, which last week concluded a constitutional agreement with three moderate black leaders.

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and the premiers of Canada's 10 provinces reached agreement early today on a package of measures that clears the way for adoption of the Meech Lake constitutional agreement.

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and the 10 provincial premiers continued their efforts today to save the Meech Lake constitutional agreement, and with it the Quebec government's commitment to remain part of the Canadian confederation.

Finally, we study constitutional agreements on the voting rule.

Still, Mr. Kostunica is a strong advocate of the rule of law, of an independent judiciary, of a free press and university, and of constitutional agreements binding states.

And he strongly criticized the Meech Lake Accord, a series of de facto constitutional agreements reached by the Prime Minister and 10 provincial Premiers in a closed session nearly three years ago but as yet unratified.

These "constitutional" agreements stemmed from the sections' shared desire to maximize their respective economic development through western expansion, which in turn permitted the unrestricted development of slave economies and slavery's growth for two generations.

The 1977 Moncloa Pacts were a set of pre-constitutional agreements between Spain's transitional government, the newly legalized political parties, Spain's main business association and its two largest labor unions to stabilize the economy and to re-establish civil rights such as freedom of expression, press and assembly.