Sentence examples for war constitution from inspiring English sources

WHEN Texas's post-civil war constitution was adopted in 1876, it barred "idiots and lunatics", not to mention paupers and women, from voting.

The other is to shed restraints imposed on the country by its post-war constitution.

The pacifist post-war constitution, written by Japan's American occupiers, must take some credit.

Meanwhile, Mr Abe has another project, changing Japan's post-war constitution, which could distract attention from pushing through structural reform.

The FDP's classical-liberal values of individual freedom, limited government and rule of law inspired Germany's post-war constitution.

Now, more than ever, he cannot afford to become distracted by his pet project of changing Japan's post-war constitution.

The two men are friends who share a number of nationalist causes including the aim of revising Japan's post-war constitution, which was written by America.

JAPAN'S parliament decided in 1967 that, in keeping with the country's pacifist post-war constitution, it should restrict exports of military equipment.

His visit to Yasukuni clearly accords with his own desire to free Japan from what he sees as its humiliating, pacifist post-war constitution.

Under the post-war Constitution, "constituent" people citizens are identified as Bosniaks (known during the war as Bosnian Muslims), Croats, and Serbs.

Germany's post-war constitution was, indeed, designed to safeguard its democracy with bundles of checks and balances to get government by consensus.