Примеры использования Constitution had been amended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As of October 1996, the Constitution had been amended on 15 occasions since 1941.
Comprehensive legislative and organizational reforms had been adopted and,in June 2010, the Constitution had been amended.
In February 2000, the Constitution had been amended and a national Council set up.
However, treaties not in compliance with the Constitution could be ratified only after the Constitution had been amended to justify ratification.
The Constitution had been amended to consolidate the power and role of the Federal National Council in 2008.
According to paragraphs 13(b), 16 and19 of the report, the Constitution had been amended in order to provide genuine protection against discrimination.
The Constitution had been amended to ensure that indigenous people retained control over the natural resources on their lands.
Her country had ratified the Additional Protocol to the Convention on Cybercrime concerning the criminalization of acts of a racist andxenophobic nature committed through computer systems(question 11), and the Constitution had been amended accordingly.
INSAN noted that the Constitution had been amended to include the presumption of innocence in line with the UPR recommendation.
In Venezuela, to cite another example, the Constitution had been amended to prevent a former dictator from running for re-election.
The Constitution had been amended to establish a new Parliamentary Standing Committee to oversee the security sector, and its terms of reference had been agreed to in the National Assembly early in 2010.
To prevent such conflicts from arising again, the Constitution had been amended to incorporate all the principles proclaimed in the main human rights instruments, including notably the Convention against Torture.
The Constitution had been amended in 2007 to allow for State funding of public associations, including political parties.
In October 1998, the Constitution had been amended to include articles setting forth fundamental human rights and freedoms.
The Constitution had been amended to protect the right to education through an increase in funding for State education, including higher education.
There was a change of government, the constitution had been amended and, in 2003, a law had been passed to prevent discrimination; around the same time, the National Council for the Prevention of Discrimination had been set up.
The Constitution had been amended to ensure equality between men and women, so that any law which might discriminate on the basis of sex would be unconstitutional.
The representative noted that the Constitution had been amended in 1997 and now explicitly prohibits discrimination based on gender and that other legal instruments, including the Sex Discrimination Removal Act, also prohibit discrimination based on sex.
The Constitution had been amended to reserve 33 per cent of the seats in local bodies to women, and currently over a million women had been elected to such bodies.
In 2000, the Constitution had been amended to prevent immunity being used as a defence in proceedings brought by the International Criminal Court.
In 2003, the Constitution had been amended and stipulated that society and the family should focus on the implementation of women's advancement and on protecting the rights and interests of women and children.
The Constitution had been amended to stipulate equality between men and women, and family and marriage law now established equal rights and responsibilities for both spouses.
Its Constitution had been amended to provide for the establishment of a national court responsible for adjudicating cases involving the civil rights of workers, a reform that had resulted in increased protection of employees' rights.
The Constitution had been amended in 1996 to incorporate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and all international human rights instruments ratified by Cameroon, which included most of the core human rights treaties.
The Constitution had been amended, as had the Civil Status Act, the latter in order to ensure that there was no distinction between the sexes in relation to nationality and registration of births.
The Constitution had been amended; matters of marriage and divorce were now regulated by the State, rather than by the Church, and jurisdiction over such matters had been transferred from the ecclesiastical courts to special family courts.
The Constitution had been amended for the mandatory denial of bail as provided in the Act; however, the Supreme Court had recently found those provisions to be in breach of the Constitution, as they infringed the concept of separation of powers.
The Constitution had been amended in line with the recommendation on the prohibition of torture; the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences had visited Jordan in November 2011; and the Government was considering issuing invitations to other Human Rights Council special procedures mandate holders.
The Constitution has been amended on 23 occasions by means of referendum.
The Constitution has been amended twice.