She favours ripping up the Human Rights Act, which enshrines convention protections, and has said so.
The administration has also reopened debate on the second amendment, which enshrines the right to bear arms.
Ireland holds a referendum soon afterwards on the fiscal compact, which enshrines balanced-budget rules across the euro zone.
The Lib Dems do not intend to amend the child poverty act which enshrines the 60% target.
Another source of disquiet is disdain for Magna Carta's article 14, which enshrines the principle of no taxation without representation.
British Influence pointed to the European Economic Area Act 1993, which enshrines the EEA in UK domestic law.
The legislation affirmed the century-old French concept of laïcité, or secularism, which enshrines state neutrality toward religion and prevents religion from intruding into the civic space.
Foremost is the desire to protect, if not strengthen, the second amendment of Egypt's Constitution, which enshrines Shariah, or Islamic law, as the main source of Egyptian law.
The Ministry also said the Saudi constitution "originates from the Islamic Sharia which enshrines one's sacred rights to life, property, honour, and dignity".
Dissident generals and Islamists are asking the king to rescind parts of the 1952 constitution, which enshrines his right to hire and fire unelected prime ministers.
The motion contends Mosby's speech was in violation of the 14th amendment, which enshrines the right to equal protection under the law.
