Examples of using Constitutions in English and their translations into Finnish
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Consequently, national constitutions and laws passed by referendum must be clearly recognized as the superior standards of the Union.
Why is there no respect for toe laws and constitutions of the Member States which handle these matters rather weU?
countries have constitutions, and the EU is not- nor should it seek to become- a country or a state.
In particular, the constitutions of modern democratic countries usually provide that the government must refuse to extradite foreigners where such extradition is requested in respect of political offences.
We are pleased with this because the constitutions, legal systems and institutional traditions of the Member
If you look at the constitutions of the former East Germany and of the Soviet Union, they were full of these wonderful promises of liberty.
A new constitution for Europe that overrides national constitutions, a legal personality for the European Union
Countries are engaged in drawing up new constitutions, establishing new institutions, building internal consensus in
The right to housing is incorporated into many Member States' constitutions and/or is covered by specific laws regarding its proper implementation.
Member State constitutions.
States have constitutions, while federations of states are based on agreements in international law between independent nations.
You can change all the constitutions in Europe with a two-thirds majority;
Mr President, national constitutions either fail to incorporate social fundamental rights, individual freedom rights and environmental protection or do so to an unsatisfactory extent.
its message that the Constitutional Treaty would not replace national constitutions, but would coexist with them.
In affirming the principle of equality, all the constitutions of the world virtually establish a principle of constitutional jus cogens,
He made a strong point about democracy in Europe, saying that when we draw up constitutions we should put them to the people to secure a popular mandate.
A few European constitutions- such as the Greek, Portuguese or Swiss- directly grant the right to physical education and sport.
Needless to say, we need to do everything possible to leave national constitutions intact as much as possible
in violation of national constitutions and domestic law.
in secular structures and constitutions unrelated to Sharia law.