| We have largely ignored, however, the impact of ecological changes and public health measures on the constitutions of other species. |
| Two states dropped the provision from their constitutions and then reinserted it. |
| People's complexions are different because their physical constitutions are different. |
| In the year 1636, the Bishops framed a book of Canons and constitutions for governing the Kirk of Scotland. |
| The referendum has been widely adopted to protect key aspects of state constitutions, such as the governor and the two houses of parliament. |
| In such a system there is no room for qualitative differences in people, their constitutions or the food products themselves. |
