Examples of using A constitutional amendment in English and their translations into Russian
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In November 2007, a constitutional amendment on electoral issues was passed.
This gap is reportedly being addressed through a Constitutional amendment.
Until a constitutional amendment in 2012, the King was the supreme governor and protector of the Church of Norway.
The limitation of the competence of the communes in the area of naturalization would require a constitutional amendment.
Minnesota also rejects a constitutional amendment which would have banned same-sex marriage.
The Government's interpretation is that such a transfer would require a constitutional amendment.
The referendum resulted in a constitutional amendment removing the limit of two presidential terms.
Development of proposals for changes in adoption law in the event of a Constitutional amendment being passed.
In an ideal world, we would see a constitutional amendment or a reversal of the Supreme Court's recent decisions.
He had frequently attempted to insert women's suffrage provisions into unrelated bills, but did not formally introduce a constitutional amendment until January 1878.
Following a constitutional amendment in 1976, the elections were open to more than one party for the first time since 1963.
The Republika Srpska National Assembly adopted in June a constitutional amendment increasing the number of deputy speakers in the Assembly.
A constitutional amendment on the status of Brčko District was adopted by the Council of Ministers and entered the parliamentary procedure in February.
In 1963, Sihanouk had forced the National Assembly to approve a constitutional amendment that made him head of state with no fixed term of office.
In October 2011, a constitutional amendment had been promulgated guaranteeing that everyone had the right to nutritious, sufficient and quality food.
The Government stated that,on 17 March 2005, the Chamber of Deputies passed a constitutional amendment explicitly prohibiting the death penalty in Mexico.
It stated that a constitutional amendment in 2005 allowed the president to serve an unlimited term.
On 23 June 2005, the Chamber of Deputies, meeting in plenary, adopted a constitutional amendment that expressly prohibits the death penalty in Mexico.
However, getting a constitutional amendment would be rather difficult, so they found an easier way that achieves the same result.
The following year, in 1988,that view was further strengthened when Parliament adopted a constitutional amendment concerning the protection of Saami culture.
Bérenger proposed a constitutional amendment to transfer the executive powers of the Prime Minister to the Cabinet as a collective body.
In order to move towards full trade union freedom, the Government submitted to the National Congress the bill for a Constitutional Amendment No. 623/98, mentioned above.
While serving in Congress,he proposed a Constitutional amendment to change the country's name to"the United States of the Earth.
His congressional voting record has leaned strongly toward a pro-life stance,although he noted that he has never supported a constitutional amendment prohibiting abortion altogether.
A constitutional amendment adopted in June 2005 allowed President Déby to run for a third term in the elections conducted in May 2006.
Among the most significant reforms proposed by the Front is a constitutional amendment to replace the current presidential system with a parliamentary one.
A constitutional amendment had therefore been adopted allowing a specialized force to take more comprehensive military action in cases of terrorism.
Given the distribution of seats in the Parliament, a constitutional amendment required the support of Mr. Hariri's bloc,a support he was unprepared to lend.
A constitutional amendment was approved to establish a Special Court focused on prosecution of war crimes, and its Chief Prosecutor has been named.
President Émile Lahoud's election in 1998 was made possible by a constitutional amendment allowing the former chief of the Lebanese Armed Forces to run in the elections.