Sentence examples for drop from the constitution from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted to drop from the constitution a clause imposing social obligations on entrepreneurs.

Apparently in deference to the twitchy British, the word "federal" is to be dropped from the constitution's very first article, yet the more meaningful demand for "ever closer union", implying just that impulse towards European statehood, is now in the preamble.

They still lag behind the rest of Australia in health, education and life expectancy.In 1967 Australians voted overwhelmingly to drop a clause from the constitution that had excluded aborigines from being counted in the census.

Under the peace deal the six-region structure will be dropped from the constitution.But some see the Houthis' justification as a thinly veiled excuse for snatching power.

Behind closed doors EU leaders agreed that their best chance of selling to their people a treaty that was essentially the same as the rejected one would be to drop the word constitution from the title and strip the new documents of proposals for a new EU anthem and EU flag, which looked so much like the trappings of statehood.

Had he taken them from the Constitution?

"Your sovereignty from the constitution," Masha said.

From the rules and from the Constitution?

"BuThat can's spendirectlyand he can't take property unless the Congress has authorized it," he said.

Aside from amending the Constitution, what can work?

Nationally, the party has worked to allay concerns they lean too politically far left, softening their image by dropping references to socialism from the party constitution in 2013 and tempering their message on issues like free trade.