Examples of using A constitution in English and their translations into Turkish
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Or was, before he blew it to hell. There's a constitution in this state.
Throughout the 1890s Deakin was a participant in conferences of representatives of the Australian colonies that were established to draft a constitution for the proposed federation.
other national symbols, and would be called on to draft a constitution.
The Assembly subsequently drafted a constitution that provided for a strong presidency, and was published on 11 November.
All parties should participate in the drafting of a constitution that would answer society's needs, Arakon said.
As a first step, Kosovo will have to adopt a constitution that will include many aspects of the Ahtisaari package.
On 8 September 1963, a constitution was adopted by referendum, and later that month, Ahmed Ben Bella was formally elected the first president.
If we don't fight for it now. And, frankly, we won't have a Constitution.
we would get a constitution, and maybe we would have some type of a constitutional monarchy.
Mayor Anderson will represent you as we ratify a constitution for this new nation that will be known to the world by a new name.
with trappings of statehood, including a constitution, flag, anthem and rights to membership in international organisations.
DESIROUS however to adapt that Treaty to the new rules established by the Treatyestablishing a Constitution for Europe, in particular in the institutional and financialfields.
HAVE ADOPTED the following provisions, which are annexed to the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe and amend the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community as follows.
The revolutionaries pressured various state governments, particularly those in the Rhineland, for a parliamentary assembly that would have the responsibility to draft a constitution.
Soon afterwards, the government established a Constitution Commission to facilitate the adoption of a post-Soviet constitution.
In October, Serbian voters approved a constitution which describes Kosovo as an integral part of the country.
the Serbian parliament adopted a constitution intended to replace one that dates back to the Milosevic years.
The proposal would allow Kosovo to choose national symbols, adopt a constitution and seek international recognition,
While allowing Kosovo to adopt a constitution and national symbols, such as a flag and an anthem, within the framework of internationally supervised self-rule, the blueprint also offers
The Economist acknowledges the EU needs a constitution, but not this one."The draft is riddled with botched compromises, anomalies and absurdities," said the magazine.