Sentence examples for implementing a new constitution from inspiring English sources
Bitter infighting in 2011 threatened to split Kenya's governing coalition, which faced the challenge of implementing a new constitution and preparing for the 2012 elections.
GDP growth: 5.9% GDP: $35bn (PPP: $78bn) Inflation: 6.7% Population: 42.8m GDP per head: $810 (PPP: $1,830 Raila Odinga, the prime minister and front-runner to succeed President Mwai Kibaki, will focus on ensuring a smooth transition, while pushing ahead with pro-market reforms and implementing a new constitution.
The result will allow him to implement a new constitution granting new rights to indigenous peoples and to strengthen state control over the economy.
LAST December Evo Morales, Bolivia's socialist president, easily won a second term and with it a mandate to implement a new constitution.
On September 7, 1940, before he could actually implement a new constitution that gave him great authoritarian powers, Estigarribia was killed in an air crash.
The immediate concern of ordinary Kenyans will be how the incoming government implements a new Constitution designed to devolve power and money to the counties.
This has involved giving greater constitutional rights to indigenous peoples and extending the state's control over the economy.The result means that Mr Morales can now not only implement a new constitution formalising many of those changes, but may also be able to tweak this to allow him to run indefinitely for the presidency, like his friend, Hugo Chávez, in Venezuela.
Implementing a new right has opportunity costs.
U Hla Pe, a member of the NLD central executive committee, read dryly from a written speech calling for political prisoners to be released and for the junta to implement an urgent review of a new constitution which enshrines their role in any future elected government.
KAIROUAN, Tunisia — On the Friday after Tunisia's president fell, Mohamed al-Khelif mounted the pulpit of this city's historic Grand Mosque to deliver a full-throttle attack on the country's corrupt culture, to condemn its close ties with the West and to demand that a new constitution implement Shariah, or Islamic law.
