Sentence examples for establishment of constitutional from inspiring English sources

In Tosa (modern-day Kochi), he taught English to men who were later influential during the overthrow of the shogunate and the establishment of constitutional government in the Meiji period, from 1860.

The Milner Commission (1919 20), sent to report on the establishment of constitutional government under the protectorate, was boycotted, but Lord Alfred Milner, who headed the commission, later had private talks with Zaghlūl in London.

Monarchs had previously used members of their court circles to carry out various administrative functions, but the establishment of constitutional rule endowed a king's ministers with a new status.

In 1825, when the liberal Decembrists attempted to prevent the succession of Nicholas to the throne and to force the establishment of constitutional government in Russia, Benckendorff commanded the troops that suppressed their uprising; later, he played a leading role in prosecuting them.

Gentiloni also said that "prompt re-establishment of constitutional order and stability is urgent and necessary" but that must occur without "indulging in the logic of violence".

However, after the war he publicly opposed Franco's dictatorial rule and campaigned from exile for the establishment of a constitutional monarchy.

"An even more idealistic hope is the establishment of a constitutional court that would be totally neutral and separate from the Congress".

Following the protesters' deaths, King Ḥamad gave a televised address expressing regret over the deaths of the protesters and promising to continue the current trend of reform that had begun with the establishment of a constitutional monarchy in 2002.

Mexican Revolution, (1910 20), a long and bloody struggle among several factions in constantly shifting alliances which resulted ultimately in the end of the 30-year dictatorship in Mexico and the establishment of a constitutional republic.

Young Turks, Turkish Jöntürkler, coalition of various reform groups that led a revolutionary movement against the authoritarian regime of Ottoman sultan Abdülhamid II, which culminated in the establishment of a constitutional government.

The Electoral Reform Society, a progressive group that wants to modernize Britain's ancient (and largely unwritten) constitution, is calling for the establishment of a "constitutional convention," drawing from a wide range of parties and interest groups.