Sentences with phrase «part of constitutional convention»

However, there are long standing practices in place which provide meaning to the constitutional text and any gaps in the provisions, which could make it part of constitutional convention.

There are already many powers devolved but as part of the constitutional convention that I want to see, one of the things that we'll obviously be looking at is whether and what further powers should be devolved in London, that's a conversation we should be having.

[i] «The manifesto text does say that reform of the second chamber and consideration of the role of English MPs is scrutinising English legislation are «part of the Constitutional Convention process» (my emphasis), implying that there might be other issues for the convention to consider.

[1] The manifesto text does say that reform of the second chamber and consideration of the role of English MPs is scrutinising English legislation are «part of the Constitutional Convention process» (my emphasis), implying that there might be other issues for the convention to consider.

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«The structure of a Constitutional Convention allows for every part of the process to be dictated by the voting public,» Kolb wrote.

Davis is part of the Committee for a Constitutional Convention, part of a coalition that supports voting in favor of the cConvention, part of a coalition that supports voting in favor of the conventionconvention.

This view of Westminster sovereignty was part of the superbly argued challenge that set the framework for the Scottish Constitutional Convention.

«Part of the reason we are opposed to a Constitutional Convention has to do with the fact that it is possible to amend the NYS Constitution without holding a very expensive conventiConvention has to do with the fact that it is possible to amend the NYS Constitution without holding a very expensive conventionconvention.»

Errol Louis: «I plan to vote yes on this fall's referendum question about whether New York should hold an official constitutional convention to amend some badly outdated parts of the state Constitution.

As part of the state's constitution, New York voters get to decide every 20 years whether the state should hold a constitutional convention to rewrite or amend the state's constitution.