Examples of using Constitutional changes in English and their translations into Danish
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On 1 October, tens of thousands of Ukrainians took to the streets to protest against the constitutional changes initiated by Yanukovych
In writing.- I supported this report which recognises the constitutional changes which have taken place in Turkey
how you assess the political situation in Turkey as regards constitutional changes and the Kurdish question.
which concerns radical constitutional changes that would have to be decided for it to function properly,
reducing public services; constitutional changes limiting government borrowing;
who are in favour of a universal moratorium, and the Treaties that have been adopted and the constitutional changes that have been made by many countries show that it is not simply a theoretical majority.
Céspedes abrogated the constitutional changes that Machado had engineered in 1928 to allow him to continue as president,
the status of that country and the constitutional changes under way right now in Bosnia.
which goes so very far in asking for legal or constitutional changes to enforce budget deficit targets,
vehement points of criticism: 1 the constitutional changes which preceded the election,
I can only hope, therefore, that the decision to re-examine this case next Friday in terms of the present constitution and the proposed constitutional changes, and not to proceed full steam ahead towards a ban, forms part of a more general change of direction regarding what,
That will possibly also mean constitutional change.
Constitutional change that will'alter the balance of power.
The turn-out was huge, and the constitutional change was approved by 77% of the electorate.
This process will need to take into account legal issues such as Treaty and constitutional change, while giving more democratic legitimacy
This constitutional change would, in theory, make it possible for the current President,
indeed exactly the reverse, to talk about constitutional change in the FYROM.
75% of whom voted in favour of the constitutional change, is shrouded in suspicion.
in 2003 there was another referendum which approved further constitutional change.
We need some constitutional change to enable the committees to work properly rather than the House as a whole acting as a committee.