Examples of using Constitutional in English and their translations into Turkish
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April- The 2017 Turkish constitutional referendum occurred.
Your Honor, I am afraid I have a constitutional right to represent myself.
I am formally declaring war against organized crime and within my constitutional power.
No, too constitutional.
He decided to set up a constitutional monarchy, and the first legislative assembly met in November of that year.
his encouraging response and continuation; he tried to convince him that the constitutional regime was not a bad thing.
Unlike their immediate neighbors to the Left, Constitutional Democrats, the Octobrists were firmly committed to a system of constitutional monarchy.
The current constitutional provision stipulates the immediate forestation of burnt forest areas and bans them from
Stolen elections have caused the crisis, not the constitutional provisions relating to the president," he said.
The final constitutional ties between the United Kingdom and Australia ended in 1986 with the passing of the Australia Act 1986.
This sort of major legislative change tends to amount to a constitutional change in some ways,
The Conscience and Justice Watch initiated by the Peoples' Democratic Party(HDP) outside the Constitutional Court in İstanbul has entered its second day.
These constitutional clauses are non-amendable and they constitute the basic values of our Republic," Erdogan said.
As a result of which the citizen loses confidence in the constitutional state, which, ladies
Revelations that the justice minister and other AKP members own lands that cannot be sold under the constitutional ban have added to the debate.
Under Bulgarian law, constitutional changes must be supported by at least 180 of the deputies in parliament.
It found that Montenegro's legal system meets the standards,"provided an appropriate constitutional reform is carried out in a manner which will ensure its legitimacy.
He also noted the importance of a constitutional provision that will allow parliament to vote with a two-thirds majority on whether the country should join the EU.
That stance has angered Nastase and spawned protests from the liberal democratic opposition, which has accused Iliescu of violating constitutional provisions that forbid the head of state from meddling in party politics.
blow in late April, when MPs from Bosniak and Croatian parties scuttled a crucial package of constitutional reforms.