The ninth clause of the preamble is pretty clear: "The child, by reason of his physical and mental immaturity, needs special safeguards and care".
Behind him, on a screen, there was a blowup of the preamble to the U.S. Constitution.
To ensure the couple's place in history, the mayor dispensed with much of the preamble before midnight.
Not that the television viewer would have seen much of the preamble; the BBC's coverage started at 10.55am, just five minutes before the start of play.
And an argument began on the floor over the version of the Constitution being read, before a word of the preamble was uttered.
In the 2012 constitution, the first sentence of the preamble included the words "Tahrir Square," which do not appear in this year's version.
The specific contours of constitutional patriotism as a European identity will then be explored in Part 11 by an analysis of the Preamble of the CT.
One thing they should definitely not contain is linking verbiage of any kind (hence the part of the preamble that reads 'side by side but not overlapping').
Reznor also praises the marketing, where Bowie released the album with none of the preamble and fanfare that usually surrounds album campaigns (a tack recently taken by Beyoncé).
May 2012 Norway 0 England 1 Hodgson turned out to be the master of the preamble, successfully guiding England to two tournaments with panache, before falling flat.
Its history — like those of many Southern states — is littered with laws and policies specifically designed to deter black voters: literacy tests, poll taxes and required recitations of the preamble of the Constitution.
