Sentence examples for to constitution from inspiring English sources
noun
The act, or process of setting something up, or establishing something; the composition or structure of such a thing; its makeup.
"[Intoxication] varies from person to person, from constitution to constitution.
'You'll Need a New Nose' And so she came to Constitution Hall in Washington.
Holmenkollen Day has, in fact, come to be accepted by Norwegians as a national holiday second in importance only to Constitution Day.
The GOE has urged Maliki not to deal with the Iraqi people in a sectarian way, and to amend to constitution to allow greater Sunni representation.
In 1986 Mrs. Jacob was commissioned by the Philadelphia Inquirer to write "We the People, A Family Guide to Constitution City," in honor of the 1987 Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution.
Once the escape had formed Vos was visibly the strongest in the sector Box Hill to Constitution Hill, with the peloton strung out in pursuit as the Italians and Germans led the chase.
"I led the fight to get an amendment to our Constitution to reverse that ruling".
March 22 In 1972, Congress sent the proposed _________ to the Constitution to the states for ratification.
But the Fourth Amendment was not added to the Constitution to make most of us happy.
We need an amendment to the Constitution to guarantee women's equality under the law.
As a precondition for helping us in Iraq, the U.N. is demanding that the U.S. hand over "early sovereignty" to an interim Iraqi government and then let those Iraqis invite in the U.N. to oversee their transition to constitution-writing and elections.
