Sentence examples for workable constitution from inspiring English sources

That can happen only if enough influential Iraqis from all three communities embrace a workable constitution and defend it against its many armed enemies.

Did the visitors mention that Mr. Castro was free to follow the United States' lead when it comes to forging a workable constitution?

Investor confidence has shrivelled.Mr Saakashvili's legacy includes not only a workable constitution, but also bright prospects for integration with the EU, and plenty of goodwill in Brussels, Washington and elsewhere.

Mr. Bush has yet to come up with a realistic way to internationalize the military operation and to get Iraq's political groups beyond their current game of jockeying for power and into a real process of drafting a workable constitution.

What is troubling, however, is the notion of short-circuiting the time necessary to draw up a workable constitution and conduct fair elections in a country as torn and troubled as Iraq.

The final report of the committee, which became the first draft of the Constitution, was the first workable constitutional plan, as Madison's Virginia Plan had simply been an outline of goals and a broad structure.

This weekend, its people will decide, by referendum, whether to accept an imperfect but workable new constitution.

Steering Iraq away from civil war and toward a workable new constitution is far more important than holding to an arbitrarily chosen date on the transition calendar.

During Washington's two terms as President he showed that the Constitution was workable; he then stepped down without argument or fuss and made way for another.

With reform of the Lords, of the regions, of the voting system and of the Commons itself part of the queue of complex, interconnected issues in need of democratic resolution, a constitutional convention that engages Scotland and the rest of the UK is the best way of ensuring we move from an unworkable 19th century constitution to a workable 21st century one.

Of course, the Constitution insists that a workable solution must be found -- one that squares with the Bill of Rights.