Sentence examples for in subsequent constitutions from inspiring English sources
Empowered to nominate all constitutional officers by the state's first constitution, that power of the office of the governor has been reduced in subsequent constitutions, as more of those offices became elective.
It is why, in all of the subsequent constitutions, we had a provision that requires the leader of the Labour party – that used to be, as Dennis will recall, to be elected only by the PLP.
The residency requirement was increased from two years to six years in the constitution of 1799 and all subsequent constitutions.
This order of succession was included in the first state constitution in 1776, reinstated in the subsequent 1844 constitution, and kept in the 1947 Constitution until the 2006 amendment.
In 1998, southern Sudan's right to secede was enshrined in the Sudanese constitution, but denied in subsequent peace talks.
Grunitzky was invited to return from exile and assume the presidency, and he was confirmed in office in subsequent elections that also created a new constitution and legislature.
In subsequent elections to the new body, Chavez supporters won 95% of the seats and set about drafting a new constitution which was approved by an overwhelming majority of the population.
In subsequent cases, the seeds have sprouted and borne fruit: The court has squarely concluded that it is possible -- indeed not uncommon -- for the police to violate Miranda without also violating the Constitution...
The focus may sharpen in subsequent episodes.
In subsequent editions, the roll expanded.
He turned negligent in subsequent works.
