Sentence examples for the resulting constitution from inspiring English sources

The resulting constitution was ratified by a popular majority, though most of the voters in the western part of the state ended up voting against it.

Though the resulting Constitution has sometimes been depicted as a pre-digested French project, it was actually a result of the constitutional commission's discussions between October 1797 and January 1798.

Under the resulting constitution, the governor was popularly elected and was forbidden from succeeding himself in office, although Garrard was personally exempted from this provision and was re-elected in 1799.

Note that such macromolecules can be named (and classified) based on the individual source molecules from which the macromolecule was formed (usually through a polymerization chemical reaction) or from the resulting constitution subsequently to the chemical reaction taking place; this is known as source-based or structure-based naming respectively.

The South Africa Act and resulting constitution were largely the work of John X . Merriman prime minister of the Cape Colony, and Jan Smuts, then colonial secretary of the Transvaal, the latter noting: "What we want is a supreme national authority to give expression to the national will of South Africa, and the rest is really subordinate".

This exemplifies how the Japanese phonemic system determines the resulting phonetic constitution of the borrowed word, while also briefly illustrating the use of the three scripts of the Japanese language.

The day of the referendum was 27 May and the resulting amendments to the constitution were made on 10 August.

DSC investigation further confirmed the non-random constitution of the resulted copolyester.

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

But in the America that Giuliani and his defenders claim to love, the conquest of the continent was a noble venture, resulting in the Constitution and a democracy "of the people, by the people and for the people".

"As a result, the Constitution gives the House of Representatives 'the authority 'to determine the facts and apply the appropriate rules of law, and, finally, to render a judgment which is beyond the authority of any other tribunal to review.'".