Sentence examples for implement the constitution from inspiring English sources

I do agree with Whelan that any rule of constitutional construction--any doctrine developed to implement the Constitution's guarantees in a particular legal setting, including judicial engagement--must not contradict the original meaning of the Constitution's text.

The Eritrean president, Isaias Afewerki, has jailed opponents and government officials who called for democracy, refused to implement the constitution, canceled two elections and stifled the independent press.

Prompted by Marie-Antoinette, Louis rejected the advice of the moderate constitutionalists, led by Antoine Barnave, to faithfully implement the constitution of 1791, which he had sworn to maintain, and committed himself to a policy of subterfuge and deception.

When I said to Fuad Hussein, President Barzani's chief of staff, that the dispute over Article 140 seemed to have paralyzed Iraq, he shot back, "It is exactly on the contrary: Iraq is paralyzed because there isn't the will to implement the constitution".

Mr Morales got favourable treatment from expanded state-owned media.The government will now move to implement the constitution's provision for the decentralisation of power to a mosaic of authorities, including indigenous communities.

It is the People's Committee which has the responsibility to implement "the Constitution, the law, the formal written orders of superior State organs and the resolutions of the People's Council".

He has admitted that he lacks the power to carry out his primary responsibility -- implementing the Constitution -- and has declared that "dictatorship continues to haunt us all".

The government implemented the Constitution and held elections in the overseas provinces, just as in Spain.

Educators do not fare much better in understanding and implementing the Constitution in the classroom.

In January the government commenced a new three-year IMF-backed reform program to launch fiscal reforms, build infrastructure, and implement the new constitution; however, an overextended legislative agenda delayed quick passage of the laws necessary to implement economic plans.

"The government is taking the necessary measures to implement the new constitution and to consolidate the rule of law in our country," the government spokesman, Mustapha Khalfi, said recently, insisting that major economic reforms would be pushed through.