Sentence examples for the constitution foresees from inspiring English sources

Opposing bad governments with loud speech, unashamed argument, and public demonstration is not the part that's off the normal grid: it's the pro-American part, exactly what the Constitution foresees and protects.

After failing to find enough support, Dimas said: "The number of 168 votes is a clear parliamentary majority but as the constitution foresees it does not allow my election … what is important, now, is the interests of the country and the Greek people … what unites us is Greece".

While the framers of the Constitution foresaw the possibility of a tyrannical president, they never let their imaginations be darkened by the possibility of a compliant Congress.

The constitution foresaw a parliamentary system of government and significant competencies for the four provinces, but soon power shifted to the president, a trend that became even more marked under the periods of military rule by Muhammad Ziandl-Haq and Pervez Musharraf.

In the concluding part of The Order of Things, Foucault maintained that present society was witnessing a crisis, not only of authenticity but also of the whole idea of the subject in its temporary historically contingent constitution, foreseeing that "man would be erased, like a face drawn in sand at the edge of the sea" (Foucault 1994: 387).

Just as nobody in Revolutionary times could have foreseen the modern world we live in today, nobody drafting the Constitution could have foreseen how some of it would eventually be modernized as life changed in America and the world.

Judge Shira A. Scheindlin, who ruled that the New York police tactic violated the Constitution, seemed to foresee the type of fallout that such a decision would produce.

The framers who drafted the Constitution could not have foreseen the challenges that have unfolded over the last two hundred and twenty-two years.

The framers of the Constitution couldn't have foreseen a time in which technology allowed more than 2.7 billion people to communicate worldwide via interconnected digital platforms.

"As long as Mr Papandreou doesn't resign he is blocking what is foreseen by the constitution.

To be sure, weapons of mass destruction are a 20th century and 21st century horror that the framers of the Constitution had no way of foreseeing.