Sentence examples for role of constitution from inspiring English sources

Mr Gyimah, who was promoted to the role of constitution minister in July's reshuffle, said research suggested young people in the UK were not "apathetic" about politics but there was "no one quick fix" when it came to getting into the polling booth at election time.

Not all constitutional theorists believe that the sole or overriding role of a constitution is to set a stable, neutral framework for the rough and tumble of partisan law and politics.

What is the role of a constitution in a democracy?

Some are holding seminars at night in Cairo neighborhoods on the role of a Constitution in a democracy.

What they don't mention, though, is the role of the Constitution itself in generating the pathology.

Only if interpreters restrict themselves to such factors, and do not attempt to insert their own contentious views under the guise of 'interpretation', can the role of a constitution be secured.

Now is not the time to confuse the role of the Constitution in American life or diminish it to one political movement or another.

One of the roles of the Constitution, and in turn the courts, is to protect the minority from the oppression of the majority.

Despite what Obama called a "centuries-long debate about the role of government," the Constitution clearly defines a duty to "promote the general welfare".

In some ways, this is all part of the process — but increasingly I have a sense that the messy foreground is really a distraction from the bigger issues: the constitution, the role of the military establishment, and who a new President might be and what he might do.

Schmidt and Pöhl were looking for and working towards European financial and monetary solutions, and did much of the groundwork on the role and constitution of the future European Central Bank, largely modelled on the Bundesbank and its guiding principles of price stability and independence from government, even though Pöhl fell out with Schmidt and Kohl in turn over the latter.