Sentence examples for elements of the constitution from inspiring English sources
The new treaty is more modest: it would amend previous EU treaties and drop some of the symbolic elements of the constitution, such as formally recognising the EU flag and anthem.
In a poll, it found three-quarters of the upper house of post-election members in favour of revision.Mr Abe wants to rewrite irksome elements of the constitution, such as the pledge never to maintain a standing army, navy or air force (Japan already has powerful "self-defence forces").
In an effort to hurry things along, the Portuguese, who take over the presidency next month, say that unless a solid political deal is reached they will not call a conference to draft the new treaty.The ratifiers seem ready to abandon symbolic elements of the constitution.
He will be committed to the principles underlying the other elements of the constitution and the legal history of his country.
These sections are considered vital elements of the constitution, which was developed between 1947 and 1949 by the Constituent Assembly of India.
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It is, for all intents and purposes, the first amendment that sought to correct or at least clarify a seemingly concrete element of the Constitution.
Each element of the constitution exercised a distinctive form of power.
In response, Pankhurst announced at a WSPU meeting that elements of the organisation's constitution relating to decision-making were void and cancelled the annual meetings.
But even as the elements of that constitution come under sharp dispute, union leaders and other Europeans talk about expanding their club even further, which could make consensus even more difficult.
The military said that its next step, in the next day or two, would be to release a temporary constitution, one that is now being drafted by a committee to combine elements of the old constitution with amendments passed in a referendum by voters.
