Sentence examples for the constitution of which from inspiring English sources

Ben, Peter James and other cardiothoracic surgeons in 1959 founded Pete's club, the constitution of which declared that the scientific business should be the discussion of mistakes and errors of judgment; no member was allowed to report a case that reflected credit on himself.

In the past, all of the amendments to the Constitution, of which there are now 27, were proposed by Congress, and all but one were ratified by state legislatures.

The sultan was forced to reinstate the constitution of 1876, which limited his powers and reestablished a representative government.

The country is governed under the constitution of 1976, which superseded revolutionary legislation that was enacted after the constitution of 1940 had been suspended.

After the introduction of the constitution of 1812, which provided for a bicameral government along British lines, he was appointed vicario, or regent, of Naples.

If you want a constitution that is lengthy and new, look no further than the Constitution of India, which was adopted in 1950.

The problems and agitation of the period resulted in the constitution of 1879, which included reforms but discriminated against the Chinese.

When Ernest Augustus, duke of Cumberland, became king of Hanover, he high-handedly repealed the constitution of 1833, which he considered too liberal.

Thanks to the constitution of 1980, which his regime ushered into law, Pinochet, as a former President, was automatically granted the post of senator for life.

Under the constitution of February 1961, which was in force for three decades, the Gabonese republic had an executive branch more powerful than the legislative and judicial branches.

The new document is so retrograde as to make the constitution of 1997, which gave the people a voice, look like an aberration in Thai history.