Sentence examples for constitutional statute from inspiring English sources

It has passed a constitutional amendment making them possible and approved a "constitutional statute" that creates their autonomous legal framework.

After all, Valencia, governed by the centre-right, has adopted a new constitutional statute referring to its region's "historic nationality".

See articleSpain's prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, reached a provisional agreement on the text of a new constitutional statute demanded by Catalonia.

That riled Castilians as did plans to ban bullfighting in Barcelona.Underlying such friction is Catalonia's desire for a new constitutional statute giving it more autonomy.

In 2011 Fernández was pressured by his partisans and political appointees to pursue removal of the constitutional statute that prevented him from running for a consecutive presidential term in 2012.

So passions ran high in Barcelona's regional assembly last week, after it passed a constitutional statute that, if approved by the government in Madrid, would grant Catalonia an independent legal system and the right to raise taxes and to be called "a nation".

This sequel defines and makes serious empirical progress on a broad research agenda for the complex issue of how constitutional statutes (from forms of government to electoral rules) shape policy outcomes (such as the size of the welfare state and the distribution of benefits).

The other three volumes were all published after his death, and covered 39 constitutional statutes of importance (starting with the Magna Carta), the law relating to criminal law, and constitutional and administrative law respectively.

A few examples of this are the cover-up of the infamous Siemens 2-percent party and other unaccounted-for political kickbacks, German submarine- and armaments-procurement scandals, the legislative cover-up of over €250 billion in unsecured loans to political parties while constitutional statutes of limitation for government ministers remained in force.

Justice O'Connor said today that it was unnecessary to resolve the question of whether, in order to be constitutional, a statute had to require a showing of parental unfitness or harm to the children.

But although a degree of elasticity is thus imparted not to the meaning, but to the application of constitutional principles, statutes and ordinances which, after giving due weight to the new conditions, are found clearly not to conform to the Constitution of course must fall.