With an eye to his own times Baron wished to see the autonomous humanity he perceived emerging in quattrocento Florence integrated within a constitutional frame and anchored by patriotic attachment to the community.
The fracture of the two-party system confirmed by the 20D results, the process of sovereignty in Catalonia, amending Article 135 of the Constitution, and a cycle of exceptional social mobilizations all of this has placed on the table the necessity (barely discussed nowadays) of going beyond the constitutional frame built during the transition.
Mr Kerry urged the government to ratify recent election results without delay and stick to a constitutional time-frame to form a new government.
A new constitution, framed in 1931 on the recommendations of a commission appointed to examine constitutional reform, gave Ceylonese leaders opportunities to exercise political power and to gain governmental experience with a view toward eventual self-government.
The military, emerging openly on to the political scene for the first time, had issued a declaration, ominously described as Communiqué Number Two, undertaking to guarantee a democratic transition, according to the slow constitutional plan framed by Mr Mubarak.
After Napoleon's fall, her salon in Paris was where the attempts at constitutional monarchy were framed.
And when he has spoken out here, in limited media interviews and public appearances, he has mostly played the victim or the constitutional card and framed this matter as a test of America's commitment to religious freedom.
But even though the plaintiffs' brief does not adopt the Ninth Circuit's more limited framing of constitutional questions at issue in Prop 8 case, it still contains a remarkable array of arguments besides the fundamental right framing from which the Supreme Court can choose.
While the first President Bush may have hated broccoli, and the current First Lady apparently doesn't like beets, all Americans can agree that framing our constitutional debates in the document's actual text and history is always a good idea.
Within a generation or two, they had "inspired the march toward radical social goals" in England, helped frame the constitutional debate in revolutionary France, influenced the form of government other European countries would adopt, and encouraged the development of democracy in Latin America, though the story there remains one of shattered hopes.
