Sentence examples for constitutional movement from inspiring English sources

There also appeared a dissident current of Salafi Islamic reform allied to the Ottoman constitutional movement.

In the early part of the 20th century, for example, Iran had a constitutional movement that was stifled by the British.

To your correspondent, it always seemed clear that the driving force behind the constitutional movement were the advocates of the old dream of European political union.

The constitutional movement seeks to introduce strict Islamic law and views American policy in the Middle East is biased toward Israel and bent on controlling Arab oil wealth.

During the constitutional movement of the early 20th century, 140 newspapers began publishing, most of them asking for the rule of law.

No other constitutional movement unites people as varied as Rand Paul and Bernard Sanders, Rush Limbaugh and Ralph Nader, Tea Party conservatives and the NAACP.

These populist and radical parties aren't just parties; they are constitutional movements.

The struggle for women's suffrage in early 20th-century Britain is embedded nowhere as deeply as in London, which in 1906 became the epicentre of both the constitutional campaign and militant movement, after Pankhurst moved the Women's Political and Social Union (WSPU) to the capital.

Following a vote some members wanted to embrace the provisional movement's constitutional move and support the GFA.

Arpaio and Peyman are among the dozens aligned with the "constitutional sheriffs" movement.

He was chairman and co-founder of the constitutional reform movement Charter 88, co-founder of the journal Economy and Society, and Chair of the Political Quarterly editorial board.