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| s Epton had engaged in was changed back to | constitutional a mere two years after Epton's imprisonmen |
| Daily | Constitutional, A Publication for the Artist's Voice is a |
| rade, as well as a party to the Meech Lake | Constitutional Accord. |
| ve MPs, Vankoughnet opposed the Meech Lake | constitutional accord. |
| It has since been absorbed into the | Constitutional Accountability Center. |
| The | constitutional act in full. |
| y took form following the enactment of the | Constitutional Act of 1791. |
| Although the | Constitutional Act of 1791 did not satisfy him, Richardso |
| nada was an appointive body created by the | Constitutional Act of 1791. |
| Both were initially created by the | Constitutional Act of 1791. |
| 28 of 1947) was a | constitutional Act of the New Zealand Parliament that for |
| lic") of the Constitution and to amend the | Constitutional Act of June 8, 1992 it requires approval o |
| Under the | Constitutional Act of 1791, the government of Lower Canad |
| and became part of Upper Canada after the | Constitutional Act of 1791. |
| The legislative council was created by the | Constitutional Act. |
| -litigant with Senator David Norris in his | constitutional action (Norris v. Attorney General). |
| was to be the means to accomplish periodic | constitutional adaptation to changing times. |
| , and thought the crisis would be met by a | constitutional adjustment in accordance with the English |
| effectively deal with corruption before a | constitutional administration takes over from the transit |
| instead became extraordinary professor of | Constitutional Administrative law at the University of Ro |
| ecretary when he insisted on following the | constitutional advice of his Irish ministers, rather than |
| Constitutional Adviser to His Highness the Maharaja of Bi | |
| Brendan O'Leary, | Constitutional Adviser to the Kurdistan Regional Governme |
| a legal consultant to the United Nations; | constitutional adviser to the Premier of Ontario and to t |
| In August 1947 Sir Walter Monckton ( | Constitutional advisor to Nizam) and Nawab of Chhatari te |
| Bastedo's | constitutional advisors, however, did not share his asses |
| In its report the | Constitutional Affairs Committee in the Commons said "we |
| 2001, and in 2003 was made a spokesman on | Constitutional Affairs but he returned to the backbenches |
| The Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs is a standing committee of the Sen |
| ion law, had resulted in the Department of | Constitutional Affairs employing 20,00 staff and a budget |
| -Secretary of State in the Departments for | Constitutional Affairs (June 2003 to September 2004) and |
| the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs and the Senate Standing Committee |
| the former | Constitutional Affairs Branch |
| Chairman of the Senate | Constitutional Affairs Subcommittee |
| ittee and Chairman of the Senate Legal and | Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee. |
| Commons, Keeley served as a member of the | Constitutional Affairs Select Committee and from February |
| 89-1997) and the Committee on Scrutiny and | Constitutional Affairs (1997-2001). |
| luding the Central Policy Unit, the former | Constitutional Affairs Bureau, the Office of the Financia |
| Following this act, the Department for | Constitutional Affairs introduced and passed through parl |
| ere subsequently sold by the Department of | Constitutional Affairs to a private development partnersh |
| of the House of Representatives legal and | constitutional affairs committee. |
| May 2010 in the parliamentary Committee on | Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) a draft aimed at amending t |
| io and once again given responsibility for | constitutional affairs and the Liquor Control Act, as wel |
| nate, she served as chair of the Legal and | Constitutional Affairs Committee, and waged a seven year |
| was Conservative Frontbench Spokesman for | Constitutional Affairs and for Wales. |
| de, Senate Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs and co-chair of the Joint Standing |
| PPS again, this time in the Department for | Constitutional Affairs (DCA). |
| Transport (especially rail transport), | constitutional affairs and education are among his main p |
| n, Straw was given the chairmanship of the | Constitutional Affairs cabinet committee where he was res |
| a member of the Parliament's Committee on | Constitutional Affairs and its Committee on Women's Right |
| Parliamentary under Secretary of State for | Constitutional Affairs |
| or his motion at the Legislative Council's | constitutional affairs panel meeting, he said, |
| Former Member of the Committee on | Constitutional Affairs and Governance of the Committee of |
| rney General, and given responsibility for | Constitutional Affairs and the Liquor Control Act. |
| ewicz is a substitute for the Committee on | Constitutional Affairs and a member of the Delegation for |
| the Senate Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs report on the required Exceptions |
| erves as a full member on the Committee on | Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) and as substitute on the Fo |
| ian Senate Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs on May 10 and September 25, 2006 i |
| The post of Secretary of State for | Constitutional Affairs took over the remaining responsibi |
| ry John Reid prompted the House of Commons | Constitutional Affairs Committee to recommend that the Mi |
| ord Chancellor's Department/Department for | Constitutional Affairs) |
| He is a substitute for the Committee on | Constitutional Affairs, substitute for the Delegation to |
| sentatives Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs, a member of the Joint Standing Co |
| Committee, chairman of the Subcommittee on | Constitutional Affairs, and member and Chairman of the Fo |
| esident of the Parliamentary Committee for | Constitutional Affairs, Rights and Liberties between 1995 |
| tary Under-Secretary in the Department for | Constitutional Affairs, with responsibilities including t |
| rmer Minister of Plantation Industries and | Constitutional Affairs, prominent member of parliament, T |
| of the Great Seal with responsibility for | Constitutional Affairs, and was also named NDP House Lead |
| ational; her specialties include "defence, | constitutional affairs, human rights, and minority rights |
| ds as Opposition Spokesman on Scotland and | Constitutional Affairs. |
| ba has included a minister responsible for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| has chaired the Parliamentary Committee on | Constitutional Affairs. |
| , this post was known as the Secretary for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| the House of Lords on Northern Ireland and | constitutional affairs. |
| fice of Fair Trading and the Department of | Constitutional Affairs. |
| e under the auspices of the Department for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| ointed Opposition Front Bench Spokesman on | Constitutional Affairs. |
| tment, which then became the Department of | Constitutional Affairs. |
| ferred to the newly created Department for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| ointed as a Minister in the Department for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| of the European Parliament's Committee on | Constitutional Affairs. |
| red the Standing Committee on Scrutiny and | Constitutional Affairs. |
| tary under secretary in the Department for | Constitutional Affairs. |
| sentatives Standing Committee on Legal and | Constitutional Affairs; and between 1991 and 1993, Deputy |
| succeed Denis O'Brien who had reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, and Edward T. Bartl |
| red at the end of 1897 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, after 27 and a half |
| Judge John Van Voorhis would reach the | constitutional age limit of 70 years at the end of the ye |
| ucceed Theodore Miller who had reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| als at the end of 1972 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, and returned to the |
| the appointment expired and he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, thus being barred f |
| John Clinton Gray who both had reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| 1, 1943, when he retired due to New York's | constitutional age limitation for judges. |
| Chief Judge Albert Conway would reach the | constitutional age limit of 70 years at the end of the ye |
| nch at the end of 1959 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| nch at the end of 1973 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, and returned to pri |
| nch at the end of 1984 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| als at the end of 1965 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years, but later served on |
| nch at the end of 1939 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| o 1940, when he retired after reaching the | constitutional age limit. |
| until the end of 1920 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| until the end of 1954 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| is Bergan and James Gibson would reach the | constitutional age limit of 70 years at the end of the ye |
| nch at the end of 1926 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| Judge Sydney F. Foster would reach the | constitutional age limit of 70 years at the end of the ye |
| nch at the end of 1928 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| until the end of 1904 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| until the end of 1944 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| retiring December 30, 1885 because of the | constitutional age limit. |
| Judge Frederick Collin would reach the | constitutional age limit at the end of the year. |
| until the end of 1918 when he reached the | constitutional age limit. |
| nch at the end of 1967 when he reached the | constitutional age limit of 70 years. |
| His life was devoted to | constitutional agitation for such reforms in Irish land t |
| ear on either Quebec independence or a new | constitutional agreement. |
| of eligible voters) voted in favour of the | constitutional alteration, versus 19,581 (1.5 %) against. |
| iving the Parliament of Canada significant | constitutional amending powers. |
| Hensarling co-authored a | Constitutional amendment (known as the Spending Limit Ame |
| He said one has been a | constitutional amendment passed by India in the nineties |
| Annual attempts to adopt a | constitutional amendment have failed since 2004. |
| The | constitutional amendment defining marriage was approved i |
| The same | constitutional amendment also acknowledged the role of th |
| is tied for length of service because of a | constitutional amendment approved during his final term w |
| amber, which eventually was dissolved by a | constitutional amendment in December 1958. |
| ident Wilhelm Pieck on 7 September 1960, a | constitutional amendment of 12 September 1960 replaced th |
| le experience base with the national-level | constitutional amendment initiative (Kobach, 1993). |
| It was an initiated | constitutional amendment dealing with the issue of where |
| ss, and he stumbled across this unratified | constitutional amendment from 1789. |
| re, Luetkemeyer co-sponsored the statewide | constitutional amendment defining marriage as being betwe |
| House Republican Majority in voting for a | constitutional amendment to define marriage as a legal bo |
| Proposition 13 is a legislatively-referred | constitutional amendment prohibiting the reassessment of |
| strength, and actively lobbied for a state | constitutional amendment to give women the vote, which wa |
| The | constitutional amendment to create the county was propose |
| After the war, Tennessee adopted a | constitutional amendment forbidding property in men Febru |
| legislation, having urged in 1958 a state | constitutional amendment on the matter to gauge full vote |
| The office was disestablished by the | constitutional amendment State Question 50 to the Constit |
| ever, the position was re-established by a | Constitutional amendment ratified on November 4, 1970. |
| Anstett's leadership role in the unpopular | constitutional amendment as the reason for his defeat by |
| Prior to the 1975 | constitutional amendment the Clerk of the Court of Appeal |
| 21 to 18 by the 1985 Elections Act, and a | constitutional amendment the previous year had limited th |
| to Reduce Class Size, resulting in Florida | Constitutional Amendment 9, requiring smaller class sizes |
| When Howard Pawley introduced a | constitutional amendment to address a court decision resp |
| d legislation supporting the creation of a | constitutional amendment that would limit terms for senat |
| The office was abolished by a | constitutional amendment in 1876, and the three last Insp |
| Act, the Shareholder Protection Act and a | constitutional amendment to reverse corporate personhood. |
| at would enact a referendum on declaring a | Constitutional Amendment to establish marriage as between |
| session, Walters introduced ACA 2, a state | Constitutional Amendment to change government acquisition |
| 88, a proposed | Constitutional amendment that would prohibit same sex mar |
| Stump's Case Prompts Proposed | Constitutional Amendment - Reforms After 100 Years |
| e passage of California's Proposition 8, a | constitutional amendment that eliminated same-sex couples |
| (California Proposition 9), the California | constitutional amendment passed by voters in 2008, which |
| latte's top legislative initiatives is his | Constitutional amendment to require a balanced federal bu |
| Kelley opposed a | constitutional amendment allowing organized prayer in pub |
| South Dakota voters adopted a | constitutional amendment in November 2006 that defined ma |
| y abolish the Treasurer's office in a 1995 | Constitutional amendment and by 1996 the Comptroller had |
| he ruling in Pollock led to the need for a | constitutional amendment to impose a federal income tax, |
| The | constitutional amendment defining marriage was approved i |
| hberg opposes gay marriage, and supports a | constitutional amendment banning gay marriage. |
| House Republican Majority in voting for a | constitutional amendment to define marriage as between a |
| Solomon supported the line-item veto, a | constitutional amendment to ban flag burning, a repeal of |
| In November 2000, Clinton called for a | Constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College |
| When in 2004 it appeared that the | constitutional amendment would not receive the requisite |
| Opponents of the | constitutional amendment did not seek review of that deci |
| Congress passed the Blaine Act, a proposed | constitutional amendment to repeal Prohibition, in Februa |
| ed three years, in accordance with a state | constitutional amendment to have state, county, and feder |
| , his supporters started working towards a | constitutional amendment for this goal. |
| y was created in 1914, first by a proposed | constitutional amendment in the Georgia General Assembly |
| n the November election, voters approved a | constitutional amendment lifting restrictions on stem cel |
| Supreme Court's decision and not push any | constitutional amendment to override the courts. |
| Since 1994, as a result of a | constitutional amendment which reduced the presidential t |
| On 20 February 2001, a new | constitutional amendment created a bicameral legislature |
| The proposition was part of Assembly | Constitutional Amendment 2 (Third Extraordinary Session), |
| ) referendum were introduced in 1911, by a | constitutional amendment called Proposition 7. |
| rties reached an agreement providing for a | constitutional amendment that would enable a government t |
| The | constitutional amendment defining marriage was approved i |
| He has also voted against a | constitutional amendment proposed in 2006 to limit marria |
| ation as Governor, voters approved a state | constitutional amendment extending the terms of office of |
| ajority of voters opposed the state's 2005 | constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. |
| Proposition 8 of 1911 (or Senate | Constitutional Amendment No. 23) was an amendment of the |
| The plan proposes a | constitutional amendment authorizing the use of revenue f |
| Main article: Hawaii | Constitutional Amendment 2 (1998) |
| reland where the government decided that a | constitutional amendment would be required. |
| In February 1864, he introduced a | constitutional amendment to abolish slavery throughout th |
| ico State Senate came close to approving a | constitutional amendment in 1998 to allow IRV with a favo |
| See | constitutional amendment and Amendments to the Constituti |
| With the passage on November 8, 2005, of a | constitutional amendment creating the position of Lieuten |
| Provisions of the Proposed | Constitutional Amendment |
| tional Assembly of Nigeria votes against a | constitutional amendment to remove term limits; President |
| Following a | constitutional amendment in 1976, the elections were open |
| t up here and condemn it and to vote for a | constitutional amendment to bring it to a vote to divide |
| Later this | constitutional amendment became well-known as the Bourn A |
| During his administration, a | constitutional amendment was proposed to extend suffrage |
| He also led efforts to put a | constitutional amendment on the ballot to ban same-sex ma |
| Senate | Constitutional Amendment 18 (which included the provision |
| The | constitutional amendment was approved by 99.1% of voters. |
| is "between a man and a woman" and that a | constitutional amendment is needed to enshrine that. |
| Amendment 2 was the first | constitutional amendment adopted in the United States tha |
| Idaho voters adopted a | constitutional amendment in November 2006 that "A marriag |
| e earliest and most vigorous sponsors of a | constitutional amendment to require a popular referendum |
| slature passed, and the voters approved, a | constitutional amendment which prohibited any elections f |
| lid ballots), which had been modified by a | constitutional amendment in 1961. |
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