Sentence examples for governing constitution from inspiring English sources

It did so despite the governing constitution specifically providing for birthright citizenship.

Today, Massachusetts is the only one of the 13 original states still governed under its first constitution, which is the oldest governing constitution in the world.

The mayor has said "every issue will be on the table, and every voice will be heard," which is appropriate for what amounts to the first major review of the city's governing constitution since 1989.

The Victorian government, the largest stakeholder of the synchrotron, is backing the board and there is no indication that it will replace Walters, which the facility's governing constitution would allow.

And yet at the same time, we've got one of the most conservative governing constitutions in the world.

They will have learned about the laws governing the constitution as well as areas such as criminal, civil, European, land and human rights law.

From this vantage point, general covariance is but the most recent refinement of the methodological principle of "unity of determination" governing the constitution of objects of physical knowledge, completing the transposition in physics from concepts of substance into functional and relational concepts.

But one hundred years ago, reformers found a way to remind the country that people govern the Constitution, and not the other way around.

Yet the same czar, when he looked west, chose to govern through constitutions in Russian Finland and Poland, constitutions that were immeasurably more liberal than anything the Russians themselves would enjoy for two centuries.

"A new spirit is spreading across our territory," Mr. Lagos told 20,000 supporters who waved the Socialist and Christian Democratic Party flags of the governing coalition in Constitution Plaza.

While the Holy Spirit is supposed to be the guiding light behind a pope's selection, the cardinals are known to negotiate between the ritualistic voting rounds over dinner and coffee, although the constitution governing papal transitions forbids them to make deals.