Examples of using Constitutions in English and their translations into Chinese
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It would be difficult for the African Group to adopt a Declaration which contradicted national constitutions and which members would not be able to honour.
But people are not angels, so they need constitutions that create institutions, define processes, and separate powers.
Two constitutions were promulgated, in 1923 and 1931, both affirming the power of the monarchy.
While most national constitutions formally guarantee the right to freedom of assembly, in many cases this right has subsequently been restricted through secondary legislation.
The constitutions of some other cantons are undergoing complete reviews in the course of which the question of the prohibition of discrimination is regularly discussed.
Since Brazil has had six constitutions, three dictatorships, three democratic periods.
Since then, Brazil has had six constitutions, three dictatorships, and three democratic periods.
The Second Vatican Council produced 16 documents: four constitutions, three declarations and nine decrees.
He said that the constitutions of the countries in North Africa did not recognize the languages and cultures of the indigenous peoples.
The constitutions of African States that refer to international instruments tend to follow a similar line of argument.
In their constitutions, all eight parties declared that they accept the CCP's leadership.
Since then, Brazil had six constitutions, two dictatorships and three democratic periods.
During recent years an increasing number of States have changed their constitutions and introduced legislation recognizing specific rights of indigenous peoples.
Until the middle of the thirteenth century its constitutions and general chapters energetically legislated against anything tending to suppress the evidence of poverty"Archiv.
The council produced 16 documents: four were constitutions, nine were decrees, and three were declarations.
The Second Vatican Council produced 16 documents: four constitutions, three declarations and nine decrees.
The right to education is enshrined in the constitutions of a large number of countries- it is one of the most universally recognized rights in national constitutions in the world today.
This is notwithstanding apostolic constitutions and ordinances and other measures of whatever kind to the contrary.
The constitutions of the popes, numerous but hitherto not officially collected, except the"Bullarium" of Benedict XIV(1747);
From constitutions to draft bills,"[l]egislation is an important aspect of State practice".