Sentence examples for stable constitution from inspiring English sources

Like the gentry, he desired a fixed and stable constitution, but, like the zealous, he was infused with a millenarian vision of a more glorious world to come (see millennialism).

Now that India has had more than six decades of independent self-rule, electoral democracy, a parliamentary system, and, underlying the structure of its nation-state, a strong and stable constitution, what exactly is the role of a mass movement?

Second, discontinuous precipitation transforms the supersaturated and unstable γ/γ′ microstructure in a condition close to equilibrium, permitting a meaningful insight into the stable alloy constitution.

The pattern of differentiation in allele frequencies among samples implied relatively stable genetic constitution of populations over time.

Multi-color GISH (genomic in situ hybridization) was used to identify individual plants from two nascent allohexaploid wheat lines between Triticum turgidum (2n = 4x = 28; genome BBAA) and Aegilops tauschii (2n = 2x = 14; genome DD), which had a stable chromosomal constitution analogous to that of common wheat (2n = 6x = 42; genome BBAADD).

And this, originalists claim, only serves to thwart cherished values secured by having a stable, politically neutral constitution, and may render all talk of genuine constitutional constraint meaningless.

No doubt the establishment of stable government with the Constitution and the successful transfer of power in 1800 were factors.

Since 1958, French cabinets have been very stable indeed, and the constitution proved resilient during the "revolution of 1968".

The UK is on less stable ground – the "unwritten constitution" lacks clarity on this subject, and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act allows courts to order companies to surrender their cryptographic keys (for the purposes of decrypting evidence, though perhaps a judge could be convinced to equate providing evidence with signing a message).

The American Revolution eventually produced a stable system, but the Constitution did not take effect until 13 years after the Declaration of Independence, and the effects of upheavals like the Whiskey Rebellion and repressive measures like the Alien and Sedition Acts played out into the 19th century.

By enabling the current assembly to complete its work, Mr. Morsi said, he would expedite the transition to a stable democracy with a written constitution and an elected parliament that would limit his own powers.