Sentence examples for the entire constitution from inspiring English sources
Republicans opposed the ratification process, and were infuriated that the Democrats were attempting to revise the entire constitution without calling a constitutional convention, as had been called for the state's two previous constitutions.
While certain that opposition to the amendment "can be explained only by an adherence to the taxation philosophy of Karl Marx," he had begun to doubt the wisdom of holding a constitutional convention: "It might rewrite the entire Constitution of the United States of America".
Such chicanery degrades the entire constitution.
Indeed, the entire constitution is ripe for change.
Mr. Cruz warned that any infringement on the Bill of Rights would undermine the entire Constitution.
Ethnic divisions were aggravated as each side raised more objections, throwing the entire constitution into question.
Following the Scottish independence referendum, the UK's entire constitution has entered a state of flux.
To the contrary, the Act promotes the values underlying both the First Amendment and our entire Constitution by enhancing the "opportunity for free political discussion to the end that government may be responsive to the will of the people".
What is so shaming is it alienates us from our neighbours and calls into question the integrity of our entire constitution.
"We ourselves are poets," the Athenian Stranger tells us in the Laws, "who have to the best of our ability created a tragedy that is the finest and the best; at any rate, our entire constitution is constructed as an imitation of the finest and best way of life the very thing which we claim is the truest tragedy" (817b1 5).
In the past few days the convention "praesidium", or steering committee, has published the entire draft constitution, which is designed to clarify and streamline how the EU works and where power lies.
