Sentence examples for constitutional membership from inspiring English sources

Can we separate the constitutional membership issue (yes, it's a legitimate point) from the reality of "How stupid is this, really"?

On 16 September 1975 a ceremony was held in the PNG capital Port Moresby, at which Australian prime minister Gough Whitlam, Prince Charles and PNG's first prime minister, Michael Somare, declared PNG a constitutional monarchy with membership of the Commonwealth.

The two major problems facing the Republic of Macedonia since its independence have been ensuring that its large Albanian minority enjoys the rights of full citizenship and gaining international recognition under its constitutional name and membership in international organizations in the face of strong opposition from Greece, which claims a monopoly on the use of the term Macedonia.

The Tony Blair of 1997 who agreed with Gordon Brown that there was "no constitutional bar" to British membership of the euro fully believed that such membership was inevitable and would be approved.

Let us also remember that the Assembly of Experts faces no constitutional restraints over its membership or election cycles.

Bosnia failed last month to pass constitutional changes needed for EU membership, but even it is closer to Europe than Serbia.

Except for his membership in the Constitutional Convention at Philadelphia, this was the highest office he ever held yet few men did more to shape U.S. political institutions.

The constitutional requirements for eligibility for membership of the House of Representatives are a minimum age of 25 years, U.S. citizenship for at least seven years, and residency of the state from which the member is elected, though he need not reside in the constituency that he represents.

In 2008 AK itself narrowly escaped being shut down on the thinly supported charge that it was seeking to introduce sharia rule.Under the proposed changes party closures will have to be approved by parliament, and membership of the constitutional court will be expanded, giving parliament and the president greater say in its composition.

While there has always been a good case for an English grand committee in the Commons, David Cameron's attempt at a 100-day quick fix is ill thought out and continued Tory intransigence on proper constitutional reform plus wobbling on membership of the EU is far more likely to lead to the break-up of the UK.

He ran for the Legislature as soon as he graduated from college and is now one year over the constitutional minimum age for the House membership, 25.