Examples of using Constitution devotes in English and their translations into French
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The Constitution devotes an entire section to judicial power.
Further to these two methods of incorporation, the Constitution devotes an entire Title to the rights and duties of the individual.
The Constitution devotes a separate chapter to the judicial power.
To highlight still more the country's adhesion to these principles, the Constitution devotes a chapter to inherent human rights.
Indeed, the Constitution devotes a number of provisions to this principle.
CEPU-CI and the Regroupement des Acteurs Ivoiriens des Droits de l'Homme(RAIDH)(Ivorian Human Rights Activists)report that the Constitution devotes 22 articles to human rights, in addition to other legislation and regulations.
The Constitution devotes a whole chapter for fundamental rights, freedoms and duties.
For that reason, the Constitution devotes several provisions to it.
The Constitution devotes a separate chapter to the judicial power so as to secure its independence.
It should be noted that the new Constitution devotes Chapter VIII to the rights of the indigenous peoples.
The Constitution devotes the principle of interinstitutional programming to the Commission's initiative.
It is clear, then, that the Constitution devotes a special provision to the prohibition of acts of torture, as a separate category of offence.
The Constitution devotes a chapter to them and stresses the importance of the social dimension of the community.
In this respect, the 1993 Constitution devotes chapter II"The environment and natural resources" contained in section III"The economic regime" to these problems.
The Constitution devotes two chapters to this matter, one entitled"Rights and Liberties"(arts. 29 to 59), and the other entitled"The Judiciary" arts. 138 to 158.
Moreover, the Constitution devotes an entire chapter(32 articles) to fundamental rights and freedoms.
The Constitution devotes a separate chapter to the judicial power, containing 12 articles with many provisions that underline the principle of the independence of the judiciary.
THE RIGHT TO EDUCATION 32. Although the Haitian Constitution devotes 14 articles to education, the educational system has been widely discredited, not only because of its poor quality but also because it is beyond the reach of many children.
The 1992 Constitution devotes a separate chapter V, from article 49 to article 82, providing for the fundamental rights and obligations of citizens.
The 2013 Constitution devotes 36 articles on human rights and citizens' obligations.