Sentence examples for constitutional model from inspiring English sources

Others advocate wide-ranging, wholesale structural reforms based on the Western constitutional model.

Even as I speak, the great and good are furrowing their brows, trying to devise the perfect constitutional model to hold the BBC fully to account.

Powell cited the "Harvard plan," a statement of holistic application evaluation adopted by the admissions office at Harvard University, where I teach, as a constitutional model.

The szlachta came to see in its state a perfect constitutional model, a granary for Europe, and a bulwark against eastern barbarism.

The Moroccan constitutional model sets an obvious example for Jordan, whose king also claims some religious authority and remains relatively popular.

Interwar politics centred to a large extent on the search for a constitutional model that would reconcile traditional Polish strivings for liberty with the need for a strong government.

The lawyers' group has just ended a three-day conference here on possible constitutional models.

Gerrit Viljoen, the Government minister entrusted with the task, is studying constitutional models from Switzerland, Belgium and Canada that incorporate minority rights.

They are working hard on constitutional models to establish a federal democratic republic in Iraq, and developing power-sharing arrangements between Iraq's ethnic and religious communities.

So Boris could get a job and so Gove, Hannan and the rest could make Britain more closely resemble the pristine constitutional models of the nation-state found in 17th-century tracts of political philosophy, rather than one that might fit into the interdependent, complex 21st-century world and our blood-drenched European corner of it.

Drafters are usually heavily affected by a desire to avoid repeating unpleasant historical experiences or to emulate what seem to be successful constitutional models.