Sentence examples for like constitutions from inspiring English sources

Schools are not like constitutions, however, and cannot simply withdraw from religious judgment, least if all if they hope to teach the subject.

The mathematical modeling of the tensions and bending moments developing over interfaces with a membrane-like constitution is discussed in the context of the theory of thin shells.

For example, in the 1950s, Congress authorized Puerto Rico to draft a state-like constitution and then approved that constitution.

Their target might not be a well-protected Olympic venue, but a "soft target," like Constitution Square, which is popular with foreigners and Greeks alike.

There seemed to be nothing that she wouldn't say — and that her supporters wouldn't applaud her for saying — so long as it was mixed with nationalistic catchphrases like "Constitution," "founders" and "traditional," and attacks on the president.

Karyn Le Blanc, a spokeswoman for the District of Columbia Department of Transportation, reported that freeways and major boulevards like Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue were all passable, and that crews were trying to get as much done as they could before Tuesday afternoon, when the next heavy snowfall is expected.

Then it might sound a little more like "Constitution USA," a four-part nonfiction series that debuts Tuesday on PBS (KOCE locally) and hosted by NPR personality Peter Sagal, who on the news-quiz show "Wait Wait … Don't Tell Me!" has been practicing a kind of nerd-fun aesthetic for 15 years.

Don't like the Constitution?

If you don't like our constitution and what it stands for, get the fuck out of my country".

Let's face it folks the Afghan government has done nothing but pretend to try to like the constitution and centralized American style government forced on them.

He must have had a steel-like psychological constitution not to have faded into oblivion due to the sustained effort surviving his experiences would have demanded.