regiment of military policemen
constitution; rules; regulation
constitutionalism; Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan
constitutional reform; constitutional amendment
constitutional government; (arch.) exemplary government; (arch.) excellent government
new constitution (esp. Japan's postwar constitution)
Constitution of the Empire of Japan; Meiji Constitution
constitutional; constitutionally
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy
violation of the constitution
former constitution (i.e. in Japan, the Meiji Constitution)
Friends of Constitutional Government Party (1900-1940)
Meiji Constitution; Constitution of the Empire of Japan
Meiji Constitution; Constitution of the Empire of Japan
constitutional government
Kenseitō; Constitutional Party; Japanese political party formed in June 1898 through the merger of the Liberal Party and the Progressive Party
Constitution Memorial Day (national holiday; May 3)
Seventeen-Article Constitution (of Asuka-period Japan)
standard procedures of constitutional government; convention that the majority party in the lower house forms the cabinet (Taishō period); convention that leaders of the two major parties alternate as prime minister (Meiji and Taishō periods)
constitutional scholar (lawyer); expert in constitutional law
The Seventeen-Article Constitution
pacifist constitution (i.e. the current Japanese constitution); peace constitution
movement to defend the Constitution
UN Charter; Charter of the United Nations
Weimar Constitution (Germany, 1919-1945)
protecting the constitution
constitutional change; revising the constitution
Constitutional Reform Party (1882-1896)
constitution granted by the Emperor
constitutional interpretation
(study of) constitutional law
ruling of unconstitutionality; judgment of unconstitutionality
finding of unconstitutionality; ruling of unconstitutionality
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan; CDPJ
state constitution (e.g. in the US)
laws of a nation; constitution
Commission on the Constitution
power of judicial review; the Supreme Court's power to determine the constitutionality of a law
Constitutional Nationalist Party (1910-1922)
Constitutional Democratic Party (1927-1940)
effecting de facto constitutional changes through creative interpretation of the existing constitution; reinterpretation of the constitution
advocates of protection of the Constitution; supporter of the current Constitution
establishment of a constitution
Statute of Westminster (1931)
adding to the Constitution (e.g. an article)
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency
private constitutional drafts prepared before the adoption of the Meiji Constitution in 1889
Constitution Act 1867 (which established Canada)
Constitution Act, 1982 (part of the Canadian Constitution)
uncodified constitution; unwritten constitution
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
proponent of constitutional reform; constitutional revisionist
Ottoman constitution of 1876
Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan (2017-); CDPJ; Constitutional Democratic Party (Russia, 1905-1917)
codified constitution; written constitution
agreed constitution (e.g. French Constitution of 1830)
Constitutional Imperial Rule Party (1882-1883)
agreed constitution (e.g. French Constitution of 1830)
Charter of International Trade Organization
rule; law; regulation; Imperial Household Law and the Constitution