In order to assess dynamic variation of ITS constitution in the hybrid, PCR-RFLP was conducted at various early developmental stages.
The former Soviet Union was, by constitution, a federal state; but, apart from the nominal character of at least certain parts of its constitution, the constitutional role entrusted to the Communist Party unified the system to such an extent that the state was essentially unitary with some semifederal aspects.
If it could not send its "self-defence" forces abroad, that was because Article 9 of its constitution forbade it.
The core of the Turkish state and of its constitution is that it protects itself -- not the citizens it is supposed to serve.
There is also a view that Japan would be in breach of its constitution, which prohibits it from using force to resolve international disputes.
Each animal has an impulse for self-preservation; it has an awareness of its constitution and strives to preserve its integrity.
America's Supreme Court should send a message to the world that it takes seriously the words of its constitution, which affords "equal protection of the laws" to all its people.
Any decision in the case, and its resultant consequences, may well tell us a thing or two about the future of Indian federalism: will India remain a potpourri of territories arranged together as states, or will it, as described in Article 1 of its Constitution, become a true "Union of States"?
At issue was whether its electoral votes were valid, since it was still awaiting final approval of its constitution by the Congress.
Already, one of the party's veteran ministers has asked whether it is time to drop Article 1 of its constitution: the commitment to an independent Quebec.
Florida's government is based on a 1968 revision of its constitution of 1885.
