Sentence examples for de constitution from inspiring English sources

In Condorcet's view, "a republican constitution based upon equality was the only one in accordance with nature, reason and justice: the only one that can protect the liberty of citizens and the dignity of the human race" (Rosenblum 1984, 188; for the text of the Projet de Constitution [Project of the Constitution], see Condorcet O'Connor and Arago, vol. 12, 335 415).

Les intresses ont bnfici d'une formation en matire de constitution d'quipe, d'autonomie conomique, de sensibilisation au rle des femmes dans le dveloppement communautaire, de renforcement de l'estime de soi et de coopration entre femmes des catgories dfavorises en milieu urbain.

Pirenne's other works include Origine des constitutions urbaines au moyen âge (1895; "The Origins of the Constitutions of Medieval Cities"), Les anciennes démocraties des Pays-Bas (1910; "The Old Democracies of the Low Countries"), and La Fin du moyen âge (1931; "The End of the Middle Ages").

When Brissot's supporters stirred up opinion against him, Robespierre founded a newspaper, Le Défenseur de la Constitution ("Defense of the Constitution"), which strengthened his hand.

Pirenne's first important book was Histoire de la constitution de la ville de Dinant au moyen âge (1889; "History of the Constitution of the City of Dinant in the Middle Ages"), a study of medieval town life that became one of the major themes of his later works.

Influence de la constitution chimique des dérivés du carbone sur le sens et les variations de leur pouvoir rotatoire.

The Jones Act remained in force as a de facto constitution for the Philippines until it was superseded by the Tydings McDuffie Act of 1934.

Worse, the Tories will be free to use the sudden disappearance of our rights as EU citizens to reshape the UK's de facto constitution.

A youthful sympathizer with the French Revolution, he had been criticized in Parliament for presenting in 1792 an address from the Manchester Constitutional Society to the Société des Amis de la Constitution (the Jacobin Club) in Paris.

Opposition parties, allied under the Coalition des partis politiques pour la défense de la constitution (CPDC), and donors have accepted a plan delaying the legislative election originally scheduled to take place in 2006 until 2009, thus buying the president time to defeat armed rebels in the east, and bringing in additional donor resources for budget support and a new census.

Pedestrian St. George Street is full of life, but for a quieter look at some beautiful Spanish and British colonial style buildings, venture south of Plaza de la Constitution to Old Town and linger on Aviles Street, the nation's oldest street, where you'll find galleries selling local art and handmade crafts.