Sentence examples for model constitution from inspiring English sources

His model constitution, adopted by Bolivia and Peru, required a president for life.

The stampede towards reunification, which took effect on 3 October 1990, left Schlink's model constitution for a liberated East Germany on the shelf.

By model constitution and analysis, the relations between the control voltage and the output current are set up, respectively.

This paper describes the model constitution and drive circuit design of high-power laser diode (LD), which works in constant current mode, constant power mode and constant voltage mode, based on the electrical characteristics of high power LD.

From 1952 to 1969, he was director of a research fund at Columbia that organized programs on air pollution regulation, model constitutions for state and local government, arms control and nuclear hazards.

The original university was founded by Pope Martin V at the behest of Duke John Jean IVIV of Brabant, who modeled its constitution after the University of Paris.

Norbert adopted the rule of Bishop St. Augustine of Hippo for his new order, and he modeled its constitutions after that of the Cistercians, an austere group of cloistered, vegetarian monks practicing perpetual silence.

Since such a mathematical model characterizes the constitution of the tissue, it is also called a constitutive formulation.

Indeed, the Great Law of Peace established by the Iroquois Confederacy is an early model of a constitution with procedures for resolving disputes.

"But my favorite is the model of the Constitution," he said, gesturing to a display at the end of the corridor that contained a ship's model large enough for a kitten to commandeer.

People are already talking of further devolution to Wales and Northern Ireland, discussing the West Lothian question, demanding devolved powers for cities and regions, a more federal model, a formal constitution, even.