Sentence examples for the whole constitution from inspiring English sources

Countries such as Spain and Luxembourg still hanker after the whole constitution.

Come to think of it, haven't a few atavistic curmudgeons suggested doing just that with the whole constitution?

Still others insist on the whole constitution and nothing but the constitution, and propose that the French and Dutch voters should try again.

It applies to all human beings, not just in America — even those designated as 'unlawful enemy combatants.' If you make this exception, the whole Constitution crumbles.

The Constitution says nothing about this--there is no special provision for this because it is the subject of the whole Constitution.

They are urging Americans and lawmakers to sign a pledge to honor the whole Constitution, even the parts many Tea Party supporters would prefer to ignore — say, the amendments allowing an income tax, and granting birthright citizenship.

If they say no, there will be a general election and the whole constitution-writing business must begin all over again.

As a life-long friend of the United States of America, I reject the suggestion that the most powerful democratic country in the world whose whole constitution is based on individual freedom and human rights could believe for one moment that it might be subverted by the presence of a single young artist".

Fidesz rewrote the country's laws and eventually its whole constitution, passing electoral legislation that foreign affairs experts say was designed to benefit itself and hinder Hungary's fractured liberal opposition.

"Just when you stop making supernovae and start making white dwarfs determines the whole chemical constitution of the universe," says Sigurdsson.

These relations correspond roughly to those of identity, part versus whole, constitution, and predication, which in European languages are all typically expressed using the verb to be, or the copula.