Sentence examples for object the constitution from inspiring English sources
As an object, the Constitution has more in common with the Dead Sea Scrolls than with what we now think of as writing: pixels floating on a screen, words suspended in a digital cloud, bubbles of text.
A startled young woman gouged from her private life by a storm of publicity is a more interesting object than the Constitution, even in this year of the Constitution.
The no campaign also objected to the constitution-making process.
On the other hand, the range of opinions in the EU is so wide that many governments are bound to object to bits of the constitution.
In other words, he does object to a constitution -- which he described as "the strange need of secular people in Israel to import something from Canada or Sweden rather than use what belongs to them".
One line of thought is that a work is "constituted" by a material object or vehicle, where the constitution relation is not a matter of identity (for background, see the entry on material constitution).
Once a bill passes, he said, he would object only over "interpretations of the Constitution that are well founded".
To the extent that Brown's harshest critics operated within the law, they were within their rights to object that the Court mangled the Constitution, and to use political channels to attempt to limit or even to overrule Brown.
Progressive critics of the Constitution object to the compromises that favored the states' rights and the élitist side of the debate.
The ceremony was originally scheduled to take place last week, but Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and her party had objected to the language regarding the Constitution, which they hope to alter, offering to pledge "respect" for it.
"All the political forces objecting to some articles in the constitution are welcome to provide suggestions or concepts about the articles," he said, suggesting that through "calm dialogue" both sides could agree on revisions that would be approved by the future Parliament after ratification.
