Sentence examples for their constitution making from inspiring English sources

But unlike many other tribes, the Chukchansi have no tribal court to interpret their constitution, making it difficult to resolve constitutional disputes.

Rehberg and the Hannoverians had read their Voltaire, Montesquieu and Jean Louis De Lolme, who had all praised the English constitution, making it their model for modern government and their antidote to absolutism.

Mrs. Machel also visited Harare Central Hospital's Paediatric Unit and spent time with children from various backgrounds in Zimbabwe who updated her on their participation in the ongoing constitution making process, among many other things.

Smoke billowed out of Ottawa's Supreme Court as a gaggle of giggling justices, baked out of their minds, signed off on the new constitution making freedom illegal.

Their chief demand is for an assembly to redraft the Constitution, making the crown either powerless or obsolete.

Social conflict now gave way to political maneuvering and constitution making.

She believes in a dynamic constitution, making her the perfect counterweight to the court's conservatives.

If voters approved ColoradoCare, it would become written into the state constitution, making it very difficult to dismantle.

"The Constitution is silent" on this matter, said Bishwanath Upadhyaya, a retired chief justice who headed the panel that drafted the 1990 Constitution making Nepal a multiparty democracy.

For one might hold that human beings' common nature, their similarity in physiological constitution, makes them such as to have some desires in common, and these desires may be so central to human aims and purposes that we can build important and correct precepts of rationality around them.

The Framers of our Constitution made clear their vision for the federal judiciary.