Examples of using Constitutions in English and their translations into Croatian
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Leave the arena, for this act is so dangerous. Ladies and gentlemen, may I suggest that those of you with weak constitutions.
During this time new constitutions were written for the defeated nations of Germany,
They… they passed out pocket Constitutions on campus, and I guess… some people… were offended…
The official title was changed to the Croatian Franciscan Custody of the Holy Family in 1967 in compliance with the new General Constitutions.
Since constitutions and statutes usually fail to address the adoption rights of LGBT persons,
The Constitutions of The Society of Jesus prescribes the following in the 4th chapter:
companies would have an opportunity to make ethical investments reflecting the values of the Member States' constitutions and the EU's own Treaties.
His influence was credited in the removal of the death penalty from the constitutions of Geneva, Portugal, and Colombia.
RS Prime Minister Pero Bukejlovic said it is possible to find a compromise solution on police reform without changing the RS and BiH constitutions.
The same goes for Croatia and Serbia whose constitutions do not allow for the extradition of their citizens.
Because I still see that the American Constitution I will first fight and finish the case is one of the most valuable constitutions in the world.
in which the government went through several constitutions and legislative bodies,
The constitutions of Upper and Lower Canada differed greatly, but shared a basis
They argue that the envoy's decision breaches the entity and state constitutions, as well as the Dayton Peace Accords.
is guaranteed in entity and state constitutions.
The constitutions and/or laws of all SEE nations provide for freedom of speech and of the press.
The constitutions of Serbia and Montenegro have yet to be harmonised with the Charter,
Participating states would have to introduce that tighter rule in their national constitutions or equivalent legislative acts,
have modified their Constitutions to include provisions making it very difficult to enforce international arbitration.
Professor Jasna Omejec, President of the Croatian Constitutional Court spoke about the new transitional constitutions and the transformative role of constitutional courts of the states in transition