Sentence examples for need for a constitution from inspiring English sources
Others chanted about the crimes of Saddam Hussein or the need for a constitution.
While it is true that Ireland rejected the Lisbon treaty last year, a common sentiment was that the EU was already working, so there was no need for a constitution, in whatever form.
While many spoke about the need for a constitution, no such document appeared from the discussions.
In his inaugural speech Htin Kyaw spoke of the need for "a constitution that has democratic norms and is suitable for the nation".
Mrs. Kumaratunga has also agreed to the party's demands that she cancel an Oct. 18 referendum on the need for a new constitution, slash her cabinet to 20 members from 44 and reconvene Parliament by Thursday.
Speaking to the Guardian today, Berners-Lee argued for the need for "a global constitution – a bill of rights" to protect online freedoms — and indeed, freedoms in general.
Libya would then need a constitution that clarifies lines of command for the military and decentralizes power to municipal governments.
As Prime Minister Wickremasinghe himself said, "Sri Lanka needs a Constitution for the 21st century" that meets the aspirations of all her people, a Constitution that enshrines the proud democratic traditions of her history, a Constitution that leaves no one behind.
First, you need to have a constitution.
"We need a constitution born in democracy.
