As a first step, CARP had proposed convening a constituent assembly.

PIP was firmly convinced that the constituent assembly was the right mechanism.

Accordingly, PDP had proposed convening a constituent assembly to settle the status issue.

Certain circles in Puerto Rico were currently talking about convening a constituent assembly.

In 2003, both houses of Puerto Rico's Legislative Assembly had approved reports in favour of elections to form a constituent assembly.

Given that the elections to the Constituent Assembly needed to ensure their representation, a complex system of quotas was devised. Along with the success of socially diverse candidates fielded by the Maoists, the Constituent Assembly that was elected in April represents an unprecedented array of marginalized groups.

The preamble and paragraph 4 of draft resolution A AC. 109 2004 L.7 referred to a constituent assembly.

But it is still obvious that the entire party knew who Stalin was. When they entrusted him with responsibility for convening the constituent assembly, the Bolsheviks knew what they wanted to do with the constituent assembly, because they knew Stalin as a person who would not stop at anything.

A constituent assembly could ensure broad participation by offering all social groups an opportunity to be involved in the process.

No such constituent assembly could therefore be expected to alter the nature of Puerto Rico's relations with the United States.

The Association welcomed the proposal to convene a constituent assembly that would make it incumbent upon the United States Congress to ensure Puerto Rico's full political empowerment.

PDP was confident that a constituent assembly would launch its work in January 2005 with a view to enabling the Puerto Rican people to opt for the political status that they preferred.

In that context, convening a constituent assembly had been proposed as a way of establishing a democratic mechanism that would allow the people of Puerto Rico to decide on their political future.

Meanwhile, public support for the idea of convening a constituent assembly had been growing despite the unwillingness of the leadership of the governing party (which maintained power by having the necessary votes in both houses of the Legislative Assembly) to launch a process of decolonization.

7. Further welcomes the successful holding, on 30 August 2001, of the elections for the East Timor Constituent Assembly and the appointment, on 20 September 2001, of the all East Timorese Second Transitional Government

It died in large part because it lacked constituent buy in it lacked stakeholder traction.

The Kakuda Propulsion Centre is responsible for research on and development of constituent parts of rockets.

The challenges that face Prime Minister Prachanda, the incoming coalition government, and the Constituent Assembly, are immense, and trust is fragile. The Nepali Congress Party, for example, has chosen to remain in opposition, dubious of the Maoists commitment to democratic politics.

Women hold less than 1 of seats in the current Egyptian parliament previously, they held 12 . In Libya, a first draft of the electoral law reserved 10 of seats in the constituent assembly for women, but the quota was later abandoned.

The country should receive advice on the methods to be used for discussing and reaching agreement, through a constituent assembly, on the form of structural change to be proposed regarding the actual political relationship between Puerto Rico and the United States.

The bill had provided for a referendum on that issue before or concurrently with the next elections, scheduled to take place in November 2004, but the governing party's candidate for the governorship had refused to encourage the Legislative Assembly to take steps in favour a referendum on the advisability of convening a constituent assembly.

General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV) and the provisions of international law on decolonization called unequivocally for the departure of all military forces, the end of repression, the release of all political prisoners and the restitution of economic, political and cultural sovereignty to the population of occupied territories before any constituent assembly could be convened.

The validity of a signature could be established by establishing the validity of each of its constituent elements.

Since all political parties in Puerto Rico concurred that its current status was colonial, elementary political decency demanded that no referendum, constituent assembly or other devious political scheme aimed at preserving that status should be described as a remedy to the colonial situation.

In addition, this constituent body chaired an interfaith group that prepared the South African interfaith groups for the WSSD.

The criminalization provided for in article 2 specifies the constituent elements as well as the quality of perpetrators or accomplices.

There were 13 members, 4 of whom were elected at large or territorial wide and 9 District or Constituent Representatives.

These copepods are a major constituent of the oceans, and they are a major part of the diet of grazing baleen whales.

Moreover, FSRP condemned the colonial Government's coarse attempts to resolve the question of the Territory's political status by imposing plans that involved a constituent assembly and, as the letter from the Popular Democratic Party indicated, provided for processes that would take place by permission of the United States Congress.

An overall monitoring plan that monitors performance of the constituent project activities on a sample basis may be proposed for bundled project activities.

An overall monitoring plan that monitors performance of the constituent project activities on a sample basis may be proposed for bundled project activities.

That great victory of 1945 was forged by all the constituent Soviet republics, Russia and the other countries of the anti Hitler coalition.

The latter category referred in particular to treaties concluded between a limited number of parties and the constituent instruments of international organizations (art.

Tunisia may give us an example of the opposite scenario a real constitutional compromise supported by an overwhelming majority (reflected in a 200 16 vote in the National Constituent Assembly). If that compromise holds, stability will take hold, markets will function, Tunisia will attract investment, and tourism will thrive again.

9. Welcomes the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the equality of all three constituent peoples throughout the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, urges the entity parliaments and cantonal assemblies to implement it accordingly, and also urges the Constitutional Court to rule further on the status of those other than the three constituent peoples

These international resources on human rights are a constituent part of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Constitution and have the legal effect of constitutional provisions.

The opposition Maoist Madhesi alliance wants the decision rule to be consensus, whereas the exasperated government proposes requiring a two thirds majority. Constituent Assembly Chairman Subash Chandra Nembang has attempted to resolve the problem his own way, preparing questionnaires on disputed constitutional issues that, if used, would effectively institute a majority process.

7. Urges the entity parliaments and cantonal assemblies to implement promptly and fully the provisions of the ruling of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the equality of all three constituent peoples throughout the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and also urges the Constitutional Court to rule further on the status of those other than the three constituent peoples

In 2012, the Supreme Court intervened, decreeing that the Constituent Assembly had outlasted its mandate, and installed an interim unity government led by the chief justice. In 2013, it ordered new elections that changed the political balance, with the Nepali Congress emerging as the largest party and forming a coalition government with the Communists.

Nepal s peace process has been truly indigenous it has not been mediated or managed by any external party. The UN has encouraged and facilitated the process through quiet good offices during the last years of the conflict, human rights monitoring, assistance to the Constituent Assembly election, and monitoring arms and armies during the transition.

Reaffirming its support also for the equality of the three constituent peoples and others in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a united country, with two multi ethnic entities,

In 2001, the organization was well represented at the World Conference Against Racism (WCAR), in Durban, South Africa, with two of its constituent organizations playing critical roles.

The turning point was the April 2006 people s movement, when hundreds of thousands took to the streets for nineteen successive days. The king was compelled to hand power back to the political parties, while a peace agreement emerged that ended the conflict, bringing the Maoists into an interim parliament and government and promising elections to a Constituent Assembly.

One of the organization's constituent groups played a key organizational role in planning the NGO conference, as well as facilitating the participation of various NGOs during the conference.

The Optional Protocol has been ratified by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress and has legal effect as a constituent instrument of the laws of China.