Sentence examples for constitutional upheaval from inspiring English sources

The website (www.judiciary.gov.uk) coincides with a huge constitutional upheaval for the judiciary.

Perversity amid diversity Defrocked No Napoleons What the world is reading ReprintsBRITAIN is poised for a period of prolonged constitutional upheaval.

Pitt's government was in a minority in the Commons, and the discarded ministers were in a mood to threaten a constitutional upheaval.

But with one British constitutional upheaval averted, it took David Cameron, the prime minister, little more than an hour to announce another one.

King believed that the Daily Mirror still influential under Cudlipp's spirited editorship would play a massive part in the coming constitutional upheaval.

Brown has decided to launch a process that would create the greatest constitutional upheaval in centuries as he believes the laws on succession are highly antiquated.

Still, perhaps we've had our fill of constitutional upheavals this year.

The remainder of the speech looked back to the constitutional upheavals of Cameron's first term in office, notably on Europe and devolution.

In 1948 he was elected to a fellowship at St John's and began pathbreaking research on the social and political theories associated with the constitutional upheavals of 17th-century England.

After a seismic week of political and constitutional upheavals at Westminster, might this be a good moment to revive the historic tradition of praying for parliament throughout the nation?

The sonnets were inspired by Miltonic example, and several of the poems respond to their contemporary political and diplomatic contexts by tracing the spirit of British freedom back to the constitutional upheavals of the mid-seventeenth-century.