Examples of using Constitutions in English and their translations into Indonesian
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The position of Islamic law in Indonesian constitutions and its role in the development of national law.
Over the course of these sessions, 16 documents were issued- 4 constitutions, 9 decrees, and 3 declarations.
Indeed, religious freedom has already been declared to be a civil right in most constitutions, and it is solemnly recognized in international documents.
There were spirit beasts with similar constitutions to a human, so there should be no need to use a human for the duel.
have changed their constitutions to give sitting presidents a chance at re-election.
They have constitutions and laws that pretend to treat everybody equally,
The Kingdom of Mali formulated a semi-democratic government which created one of the world's most ancient known constitutions titled The Kurukan Fuga.
It is impressive to see the scaling constitutions first derived from nanoscale pretendings resurface in macroscale experiments with the help of 3-D printing," he says.
all other observances and constitutions of the same Church.
the rest of the observances and constitutions of the same Church.
Thailand has experienced 17 constitutions and charters.
by various state constitutions.
The Constitution of Burkina Faso is the supreme law in the country, and Burkina Faso has adopted several constitutions since independence in 1960.
Thailand has had 17 constitutions and charters.
Mr. Haysom was closely involved in the constitutional negotiations leading up to the interim and final Constitutions in South Africa.
However, such analogies cannot be made, since processors and constitutions are replaced only because they are imperfect.
principal characteristics of the constitution of the UK, comparing it with other constitutions, and analysing how it affects the exercise of governmental power
The details of their free association arrangement are contained in several documents, such as their respective constitutions, the 1983 Exchange of Letters between the governments of New Zealand
they voted to prohibit slavery in their constitutions when they achieved statehood:
After 4 years of interim between two constitutions that established different political institutions at the various levels of all branches of government,