Sentence examples for study the constitution of from inspiring English sources

You had to study the Constitution of the United States to become a citizen.

Based on the comparative genome analysis of the three diploid Brassica species carried out in this study the constitution of the ancestral Brassica karyotype (ABK) in terms of the block arrangement could be predicted for at least five LGs (ABK2 ABK6; see Additional File 5).

I am not a lawyer but I did study the Constitution and the Bill of Rights in my middle and high school years.

Perhaps, before he takes office, he should take a little time to study the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, particularly the 1st Amendment.

Raul E. Dominguez immigrated from Cuba seven years ago, but only now has he applied for citizenship and enrolled in a class here to study the Constitution, the American Revolution and the abbreviations of the 50 states.

The California Constitution Center is the first and only center at any law school devoted exclusively to studying the constitution and high court of the state of California.

It is the first and only center at any law school devoted exclusively to studying the constitution and high court of the state of California.

What did they learn that directly applies to what they are learning -- right now, in 5th grade -- when they are studying the constitution and the fundamentals of English grammar, the building blocks of our educational system?

He studied the Constitution, learned the branches of government and passed his citizenship test.

As a high school student studying the Constitution who attended a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises myself in California last Friday, I thought it would be interesting to look into the role of registered guns in massacres and see how the Second Amendment, which underscores the right to bear arms, holds up in today's social context.

One example is Polaris Charter Academy in Chicago, whose students last year led a campaign to address gun violence in their community; as part of that they studied the Constitution and the Second Amendment and worked with legislators, police, activists and gang members.