Examples of using Constitution provides in English and their translations into Spanish
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The constitution provides the freedoms of worship,
The Constitution provides for Parliament to have full powers to make laws.
Our Constitution provides a strong executive to counter just such legislative corruption as you imagine.
Article 45, paragraph 1, of the Constitution provides as follows.
Paragraph 1 of Section 241 of the Constitution provides.
The Constitution provides that Nicaragua"prohibits the use of nuclear weapons
The Constitution provides that all Nicaraguans shall have free
appeal a judicial decision to a higher court, except when the Constitution provides otherwise.
Article 58 of the Constitution provides that'Nicaraguans have the right to education,
While acknowledging that the Constitution provides for freedom of speech
right to appeal a judicial decision to a higher court, except when the Constitution provides otherwise.
OSJI indicated that the Constitution provides for citizenship on a jus sanguinis basis
Everyone has the right to appeal a judicial decision to a higher court, except when the Constitution provides otherwise article 43.
In addition article 79(2) of the Constitution provides for restrictions to the freedom of expression, which are broader
It shall act on a proposal from the Commission in all cases where the Constitution provides that it shall adopt acts on a proposal from the Commission.
With respect to access to health, the Constitution provides for access to public health services without any discrimination to all irrespective of legal status.
Union legislative acts may be adopted only on the basis of a Commission proposal, except where the Constitution provides otherwise.
right to appeal a judicial decision to a higher court, except when the Constitution provides otherwise.
Article 114 of the Constitution provides that"persons belonging to minorities shall enjoy the right of retaining
The Constitution provides for effective remedies where there has been violation of rights or where there is a threat to the enjoyment of such rights.