Sentence examples for establishment of legislative from inspiring English sources

Nearly all modern constitutions, from the document written at Philadelphia in 1787 through the French Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of August 1789 up to the constitutions of the postcolonial countries of Africa and Asia, provide for the separate establishment of legislative, executive, and judiciary.

Mebyon Kernow is leading the campaign for the self-government of Cornwall, through the establishment of a legislative Assembly".

On Saturday, the two sides reaffirmed plans to set up a joint committee to oversee Abyei and the establishment of a legislative council and police force there.

Its main objective is attaining greater autonomy for Cornwall through the establishment of a legislative Cornish Assembly.

As many factors impacting NCDs fall outside of the realm and responsibilities of the Ministry of Health, the Ministry will lead advocacy for the establishment of a positive legislative and political environment for the prevention of NCDs.

The newly launched UNIPP will help address these problems and other social, economic and political issues by working with governments and indigenous peoples' organization through various means including training, promotion of dialogue, the establishment of consultative processes, legislative review and reform, as well as conflict prevention.

Even after the legislative establishment of slavery's illegality, its presence in the United States was far from eliminated.

The Basic Law of Government paved the way in 1993 for the establishment of a new quasi-legislative body, the Consultative Council (Majlis al-Shūrā), which includes many technical experts; all members are appointed by the king.

During Ms. Brill's tenure, the main issues were campaign finance reform, affordable housing, property revaluation, establishment of the county's Human Rights Commission, redistricting of legislative boundaries and budget reform.

Encourage the establishment of a common and specific legislative framework.

Judicial precedent has held that any such proposals on the establishment of religion must have secular, legislative purpose; cannot inhibit or advance religion; and cannot be "an excessive government entanglement with religion".