Sentence examples for terms of the constitution from inspiring English sources

It would create a serious crisis in terms of the constitution".

They said the existing terms of the Constitution helped define Ireland as a compassionate and welcoming country.

In 1998 Eyadéma started what should have been, under the terms of the constitution, his final term as president.

"I am in charge of the government, I appoint in terms of the constitution," Zuma said, to cheers from ruling party parliamentarians.

Under the terms of the constitution, as the first post-transition president, he was elected by a two-thirds majority of Parliament, rather than by universal suffrage.

By the terms of the constitution, Islam is the official state religion, but the republic guarantees freedom of conscience and religious liberty to all.

Kaufmann predicted that, in the long term, Republicans would seek judicial reform "in terms of amending the Constitution".

Pursuant to the terms of this constitution, elections were held on April 11 , 1639 and Haynes was elected as the colony's first governor.

By the terms of the 1791 Constitution of the new constitutional monarchy, as already briefly observed, the population was divided between active and passive citizens on the basis on the basis of wealth, thereby excluding the large majority of male citizens from full political participation.

The legacy of a "No" vote, he predicts, "will not be to kill off the campaign for independence - which will continue - but to put everything on the table in terms of rebuilding the constitution, to fire up debates on welfare, on pensions, on the economy, which were not being had before".

"I think it's a pretty giant leap to assume that a guy who clerked for a Supreme Court justice is going to be dramatically different from him in terms of interpreting the Constitution," Walker said, referring to the fact that Kavanaugh clerked for Justice Anthony Kennedy, who was often the decisive vote to uphold abortion rights in cases before the high court.