Equality before the law is a constitutional principle in Guinea.

According to the Chief Minister, constitutional advancement in the Territories was discussed in detail.

Various initiatives to end the political crisis through the peaceful restoration of the constitutionally elected government failed.

The last of the constitutionally mandated elections, at the colline level, were conducted successfully on 23 September.

The United Kingdom looks forward to the elections to a constitutionally elected Assembly, scheduled to take place on 15 December.

In March 2009 Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev staged a constitutional referendum that opened the way for his lifetime presidency.

In light of that, the Working Group intended to conduct a Constitutional Forum for the British Overseas Territories in September 2004.

If ratified, the referendum will be followed by nationwide general elections in December for a constitutionally elected Government.

This reserve power is however, constitutionally arguable, and it is difficult to foresee an occasion when such a power would need to be exercised.

For the protection, oversight and restoration of human rights, the Amparo Act (which has constitutional force) provides for the remedies of unconstitutionality, habeas corpus and amparo proper.

First, with respect to the political environment, I reaffirm the commitment of the Transitional Government to ensuring the transfer of power on 7 February 2006, the constitutionally agreed date.

Freedom of expression, as a constitutional right, stretches over every expression, including pornographic and erotic ones, although the social value of these expressions is low.

He also stated that the President and Vice President of the organization continued to organize, support and finance activities inside and outside the Cuban territory aimed at overthrowing the constitutionally elected Government.

The prize is given to a recently retired African head of state or government who was democratically elected, stepped down at the end of his or her constitutionally mandated term, and demonstrated exceptional leadership.

Former President Mohamed Morsi s government was a catastrophic failure ruthlessly ideological, economically illiterate, and constitutionally irresponsible.

He has intimidated the judiciary into ignoring institutional checks on his power, so that constitutionally independent agencies, such as the electoral commission and the central bank, are now under his direct control.

Secondly, Vanuatu is the only Pacific Island nation where a non metropolitan language Bislama is given higher constitutional status than a former colonial language.

On 6 July 1998, the French Parliament passed, by 827 votes to 31, a constitutional reform that inserted two articles, 76 and 77, into the Constitution.

She asked for further clarification about the place of the Convention in Israel's domestic legal order and pointed out that efforts to implement it were undermined by the fact that the right to non discrimination was not constitutionally recognized.

In 2001, a lawsuit brought by public interest NGOs resulted in the Indian Supreme Court recognizing the right to food as an aspect of the constitutionally protected right to life.

In terms of its linguistic uniqueness, Vanuatu is the only country in the region that gives both English and French equal constitutional status and therefore represents the only point at which the Anglophone and Francophone worlds intersect in the Pacific.

Article 10 should therefore be interpreted not as an impediment to, but as a firm constitutional basis for, adopting such measures and, where appropriate, as imposing an obligation on Turkey to adopt them.

Burundi held a successful and essentially peaceful constitutional referendum on 28 February 2005, with over 90 per cent participation of its 3.2 million registered voters. The approved constitution prepared the ground for the election of an ethnically balanced Government, after more than a decade of armed conflict in the country.