Sentence examples for set of constitutions from inspiring English sources
He also gave a set of constitutions to the cathedral chapter, modeled on Lanfranc's rule for Canterbury.
Jocelin promulgated a set of constitutions for the diocese, ordered that his diocesan clergy reside in their benefices, and gave land and income to the cathedral school.
The date for membership would allow the new countries to send delegates to a kind of constitutional convention to be held in 2004 to approve a new set of bylaws, or constitution, to strengthen the institutions of the union.
His general theory of constitutions is set forth in Politics III.
Institution, in political science, a set of formal rules (including constitutions), informal norms, or shared understandings that constrain and prescribe political actors' interactions with one another.
The Bill of Rights, a set of amendments to the Constitution, is itself a revision.
What they are finding is a somewhat vague set of interpretations of the Constitution's declaration that the chief executive can be removed for treason, bribery "or other high crimes and misdemeanors". Because that history does not provide specific rules for how to evaluate a case against the President, it is providing ammunition for both Mr. Clinton's critics and his defenders.
The title and other Belarusian state awards, their creation, nomination and awarding, are regulated by a set of legal documents: Belarusian Constitution, Law N 288-З "About state awards of the Republic of Belarus" and presidential decrees.
In principle it means accepting the need to establish a set of principles or a constitution as the value base or philosophy which is to underpin decision-making.
The first is that even the US, a society organised around reverence for its written constitution, also has an unwritten constitution, a set of norms so absorbed into the political bedrock they were scarcely noticed – until they were broken.
CONSTITUTION: A set of fundamental rules for the governance of an organization such as a State.
