Sentence examples for constitutional forces from inspiring English sources

After the victory of the constitutional forces, he retired to Rome.

The Maoists, recognising that the "constitutional forces" (the monarchy and the political parties) are in disarray, have spurned the ultimatum.

Now the Maoists are relishing the chance the king has given them to drive a wedge between the two "constitutional forces"—the monarchy and the parties and, perhaps, to achieve a degree of international recognition.

"It's never good news that things should get this far, but what is very, very good news is that there is a lot of unity among the constitutional forces, especially with the Socialists," Mr. Garicano said.

It also sets a precedent for limited foreign intervention, which Nepal desperately needs but which India has always opposed.The aim of foreign governments is to persuade the king to restore power to the parties and assume a largely ceremonial role so that the "constitutional forces" are united against the Maoist foe.

We are committed to continued collaboration with the Department of Justice and to the fundamental reform required to deliver a professional, constitutional force in Puerto Rico.

Like all other bills, a lame duck bill of impeachment loses its constitutional force with the death of the House that passed it.

The Supreme Court's ruling in U.S. v. Belmont (1937) that such agreements had the constitutional force of a treaty greatly enhanced the president's power in the conduct of foreign relations.

"You have a conflict between a constitutional national power and a de facto regional power that can only be resolved by constitutional force," said Heinz Dieterich, a Mexico-based political analyst who writes widely on leftist movements in Latin America.

But even if the final version of the amendment reduces voting requirements to an absolute majority of members of Congress—as many Democrats prefer—it would give undue constitutional force to the norm of budget balancing.

But in Britain the documents have constitutional force; the Salisbury convention implores the House of Lords to let a government's manifesto commitments pass through.The manifestos for this general election, to be held on May 6th, are all the more important because the contest is close.