"On paper, the constitution has bestowed some rights, but in real life the ordinary taxpayer cannot enjoy these.
Mackenzie then began seriously to consider rebellion, and he founded a more radical news paper, the Constitution, in which he supported ideas of Jacksonian democracy (the policies of U.S. President Andrew Jackson).
According to the white paper, the Constitution and the Congressional authorization for the use of force after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, gave Mr. Obama the right to kill any American citizen that an "informed, high-level official" decides is a "senior operational leader of Al Qaeda or an associated force" and presents an "imminent threat of violent attack".
According to a recent government White Paper: The Constitution stipulates, "The state does its utmost to promote the common prosperity of all ethnic groups in the country".
Hand-written, some of them five or six pages long, quoting me the federalist papers, the constitution, asking me again out of desperation not to vote for Donald Trump.
If the government wants to enter your house or seize your papers, the Constitution states that it needs a warrant approved by a judge.
What matters is not the rights that exist on paper in the Constitution, but whether they can be exercised and enforced in practice.
"We're not under any illusion that a political process or the passage of a piece of paper called a constitution is going to change the determination of the enemy," he said.
On paper, the Kyrgyz constitution provides women with all the same rights men have: they can study, vote, run for president and, in principle, should be paid the same as men for similar work.
