Sentence examples for introduced constitutional from inspiring English sources

Besides, you missed a lot of things, including the birth-place of the person who introduced constitutional government in India.

In its wake, King Hamad has introduced constitutional reform, ordered the reinstatement of those who lost their jobs, and vowed to rein in the police.

Reformers introduced constitutional amendments in 1828, 1829, and 1855, with the issues finally reaching a head during the 1890s and 1900s.

In the Legislature, Sen. Quentin L. Kopp (I-San Francisco) and Assemblyman Bernie Richter (R-Chico) have introduced constitutional amendments that mirror the proposed initiative.

Ever since the 1976 Buckley ruling, Congress has discussed and senators have introduced constitutional amendments to roll back the restrictions on campaign finance limits.

- The Missouri Legislature introduced Constitutional Amendment HJR 2, which will try to get rid of that pesky church versus state thing by allowing students to pray in public schools.

But no one can accuse it for introducing constitutional reform for party advantage.

But Mr. Bosch quickly provoked his rightist opponents, introducing constitutional changes that included limiting the size of landholdings and strengthening industrial and agricultural workers' rights.

Rumours were circulating of other surprise announcements, leading to speculation that Tamim might introduce constitutional changes after elections to an advisory council next year.

His policy was to avoid further attempts to introduce constitutional government into the Papal States because he felt it was impossible either to distinguish the pope's spiritual from his temporal power or to subject him to a lay assembly.

The new sultan was determined to introduce constitutional reforms, but, under the impact of Abdülaziz' suicide and the murder of some of his key ministers, Murad suffered mental collapse.