Word: constitutionã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Georgia native began her crossword odyssey in the Atlanta Journal Constitution. As an act of rejection against what she termed the Journal Constitution??s “lackluster” comics page, Tiao began filling out the Sunday crossword. “There was nothing better to do when reading on a Sunday morning,” she says...
Though the principle of separation of church and state is a valuable one—embodied in the establishment clause of the United States Constitution??funding Davey’s study of theology would not have been a government endorsement of religion. Rather, government’s exclusion of scholarship funds for theology majors actively and unnecessarily burdens religion. If the state had kept Davey’s scholarship, it would have been treating religion as equal to any other pursuit. There would be an inherent pluralism in such a system. Non-religious and religious studies would receive...
...gives us every hope that the Afghani people are closer to peace and stability than they have been in modern memory. Having come this far, the United States and the world must do their part to make sure that Afghanistan is in a position to make good on its constitution??s extraordinary promises...
...determining whether government bans on the use of public funds for religious purposes violates the constitution??s free exercise clause, the ruling will set an important precedent in terms of how far the separation between Church and State outlined in the First Amendment extends...
...said that while the American constitution pulled together a loose confederacy of three million Americans who spoke the same language, the E.U. constitution??which is still awaiting ratification—is an effort to merge more than 450 million people in Europe who speak more than 22 different languages...