Sentence examples for post-war constitution from inspiring English sources

He helped draft Japan's post-war constitution.

The other is to shed restraints imposed on the country by its post-war constitution.

The pacifist post-war constitution, written by Japan's American occupiers, must take some credit.

Meanwhile, Mr Abe has another project, changing Japan's post-war constitution, which could distract attention from pushing through structural reform.

The FDP's classical-liberal values of individual freedom, limited government and rule of law inspired Germany's post-war constitution.

Now, more than ever, he cannot afford to become distracted by his pet project of changing Japan's post-war constitution.

The difference between the United States Constitution and many others is perhaps most pronounced in the design of post-war constitutional amendment rules.

In 1954, the French parliament in effect abandoned the first post-war "European" constitution in its rejection of the European Defence Community.

Many of this 9m-strong lay Buddhist support group hold Japan's post-war pacifist constitution as sacred, and refuse to have the Kimigayo as their national anthem.

The post-war German constitution, and a more critical political culture, makes it easier for Germany to resist incumbent industrial interests and ease itself out of lock-in.

On the right, the LDP's desire to change Japan's post-war pacifist constitution, which was written by America in 1946, is shared by many in the DPJ.