Sentence examples for constitutional matters from inspiring English sources

The Venice Commission, which advises the Council of Europe on constitutional matters, worries about "cardinal laws" in the constitution that require a two-thirds parliamentary majority to be changed.

The constitution of 2010 provides for a Constitutional Tribunal to rule on constitutional matters.

In constitutional matters, the Judiciary's approach should be to interpret the Constitution in such a way as to reflect a truly inclusive socio-ethnic make-up of the whole of Iraq.

While the text of the constitution was an absolute limitation on the authority of judges in constitutional matters, within the confines of the text judges had a broad and unqualified mandate to enforce constitutional provisions, regardless of current public sentiment, or the feelings of the justices themselves.

He left to become a consultant on constitutional matters.

"Well, he's always been more interested in constitutional matters.

The Trust's referendum guidelines cover all BBC output, not just news and constitutional matters.

Constitutional matters are reserved to Westminster, even though the mandate is here".

There is also a constitutional court, which is the highest court with regards to constitutional matters.

IF SIZE were everything in constitutional matters, Venezuela might be about to become a world-beater.

Several governments, notably the Irish and Danish ones, are obliged to hold referendums on constitutional matters.