"constitutional meeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a meeting that a governing body or organization holds to discuss or adjust its constitution or bylaws. For example: "The board of directors will hold a constitutional meeting next week to discuss revisions to the organization's bylaws."
"This is not a duly constitutional meeting," said Edward O'Brien, the most veteran Council member, who also happens to be the father of the state treasurer.
"After a first get-together in Sweden 2 years ago, and our constitutional meeting last year in Spain, this is the first time that we can really focus on the issues that concern young researchers in Europe," said Annemarie Kerkhoff, one of the organizers.
We thought that the time was right for a constitutional meeting since as many people as possible were gathered at Sápmi Pride.
The officers' winter uniforms and references to last December's constitutional referendum suggest the meeting took place around that time.
Three regions of the church plan to propose such a constitutional ban at the meeting of the Presbyterian Church's General Assembly, which begins on June 24 in Long Beach, Calif.
Today's cabinet meeting on constitutional renewal – pity it wasn't two years ago when Gordon Brown first announced it – needs to transform parliament from a cuddly pussycat into a predatory tiger.
President Vladimir Putin has previously scolded NGOs and hinted that they are being used by other countries to interfere in Russia's politics.Ten years after the Dayton peace agreement that ended Bosnia's civil war, the leaders of the country's three main ethnic groups Muslims, Serbs and Croats agreed to a package of constitutional reforms at a meeting in Washington, DC.
When the North-East constitutional convention held a meeting at the House of Commons earlier this month, not only did Peter Mandelson, MP for Hartlepool, who was previously lukewarm about devolution, advise northern MPs on how to make the issue popular, but Tony Blair, whose Sedgefield constituency is in the North-East, sent a message of encouragement.
Lovemore Madhuku, a lawyer who heads the National Constitutional Assembly, was among 80 people arrested on May 15 in Gweru, in central Zimbabwe, as the organization -- an amalgam of human rights, political, religious and student groups -- sought to hold a meeting on constitutional reform.
Without Indigenous voices which are either legal experts and/or national leaders on this constitutional matter present at the meeting (or any future meetings) it would seem that history is indeed, repeating itself.
The amendment was approved after a long and contentious debate that began in February, when lawmakers, meeting as a constitutional convention, gathered in the grand, wood-paneled Statehouse chamber adorned with colorful portraits of John Adams and others presiding over the birth of the Massachusetts Constitution, the nation's oldest.
