bunreacht造句

• Comhaltas has a constitution or " Bunreacht " in the Irish language.
• He would later influence de Valera in drafting the modern Irish constitution ( Bunreacht na h蒳reann ).
• Although revised in the 1930s, the present Constitution of Ireland ( Bunreacht na h蒳reann ) remains largely Collins's work.
• He was appointed editor of the translation of Bunreacht na h蒳reann ( " the Constitution of Ireland " ), on November 11, 1936.
• When the Free State was reconstituted as " Ireland " in 1937, following the enactment of the Constitution of Ireland ( " Bunreacht na h蒳reann " ), domestic Irish nationality law was left unchanged.
• With the implementation of the new constitution, named in Irish as " Bunreacht na h蒳reann " ( meaning the Constitution of Ireland ), the title ultimately given to the president was " President of Ireland " ( Uachtar醤 na h蒳reann ).
• The Bunreacht refers to two separate entities : a " nation ", encompassing the whole island of Ireland, and a " state ", extending, for the time being, only to the twenty-six counties of the'South '.
• #The Constitution of Ireland ( BUNREACHT NA h蒊REANN ) is very clear and unambiguous as to the name of the Country, Article 4 of the Constitution of Ireland states that : " " The name of the State is 蒳re, or, in the English language, Ireland " ."