Sentence examples for that a constitution from inspiring English sources

And once again, to say that constitutional interpreters must sometimes be innovative is not to say that a constitution can be interpreted to mean whatever the interpreter wants it to mean.

At first, Mr Blair said that a constitution wasn't really necessary.

When Supilo insisted that a constitution precede unification, he was outvoted.

In response to popular pressure, the emperor promised that a constitution would be readied by 1890.

Scalia likes to say that a Constitution is about "rigidifying things," whereas elections introduce flexibility into the system.

Israel's Declaration of Independence stipulated that a constitution would be established no later than Oct. 1, 1948.

He also represented Turkish Cypriots on a committee that drafted a constitution for an independent Cyprus.

Congress ignored a statehood petition that included a constitution voters ratified in the 1980s.

The Nov. 15 agreement states that such a constitution needs the approval only of the council and the provisional authority.

A spirit that lives in a constitution that lives in a different time.

That's what it means to be a nation of laws that is guided by a constitution.