Sentence examples for for its amendment from inspiring English sources

In the letter, the Iraqi citizen should evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the interim Iraqi constitution as written and pose suggestions for its amendment.

The Canada Act also contained a formula for its amendment in Canada, a subject that had defeated attempts to gain agreement on a new constitution as far back as 1927.

A constitution that does not contain "provision for its amendment with the development, growth and expansion of the community which it is intended to govern, would be a most inadequate and imperfect deed of partnership," he wrote in 1901 with his colleague John Quick.

The Special Master recommends that the decree permit any of the parties to apply at the foot of the decree for its amendment or for further relief, and that the Court retain jurisdiction of the suit for the purpose of any order, direction, or modification of the decree or any supplementary decree that may at any time be deemed proper in relation to the subject matter in controversy.

In 2009, when the Shia Family Law, which violated women rights and legalized marital rape, was passed, several female students from Marefat launched a protest calling for its amendment.

The NLD and the 88 Generation Peace and Open Society launched a 54-day nationwide signature campaign calling for its amendment, which started on May 27 and ended on July 19.

Equally, its independence and power means that the European Parliament has an unusually high success rate for its amendments in comparison to national parliaments; 80% average and 30% for controversial proposals.

It is true that the Constitution provides for its own amendment by an orderly procedure but not through the breakdown of our governmental system by lawless conduct and by force.

"I view this primarily as a technical ruling that is more important for its First Amendment implications," said Chris Dixon, a media analyst for PaineWebber.

On the argument we were admonished that petitioner favored change in our form of government, which is itself a principle of the Constitution, since the Constitution provides for its own amendment, and that in any case the Communist Party had greatly modified its aims in more recent years.

And it results finally, that if the Constitution does not give to Congress the unqualified power to provide for the common defence and general welfare, the defect cannot be supplied by the consent of the States, unless given in the form prescribed by the Constitution itself for its own amendment.