Sentence examples for issue of constitution from inspiring English sources

The latter option may be the fruitful one, since for one thing it seems to have applications that go beyond the issue of constitution.

And of course there is the issue of "constitution fatigue" - this is the third draft basic law put to Egyptians in the past three years including the Islamist version and a temporary document put forward by the Army High Command back in 2011.

Mr Giscard's relaxed support for a referendum was backed by a highly emollient approach to the issue of the constitution, which is expected to be adopted in time for the admission of 10 new EU mem bers in May 2004.

Iraqi Cleric to Issue FatwaIn Favor of Constitution Iraq's most influential Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, will issue a religious ruling to instruct Shiites to vote in favor of the country's draft constitution in a referendum planned for Oct. 15, one of his aides said.

Professor Fontana also writes about constitutional issues for a number of general interest publications, including most frequently The New Republic, and has consulted with Congress, presidential campaigns, and foreign constitution-drafters on issues of constitutional law.

My concern is that the practice in Mubarak's era of "conflicts of trivialities" can cause the nation to drift away from the central issues of the constitution and economic productivity.

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Their divergent opinions echoed Japan's own split on the issue of changing the Constitution, which is celebrated on Wednesday in a national holiday called Constitution Memorial Day.

The issue of a new constitution was pushed forward by a non-student group, the Early Constitution Movement.

The regime has so far not addressed the crucial issue of reforming the constitution and electoral laws.

For its next term, beginning in October, the court has agreed to revisit the issue of whether the Constitution permits the execution of retarded inmates, in a case from North Carolina.