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Meanings of change the constitution in English

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Usage of change the constitution in English
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That landslide enabled them to change the constitution in several crucial ways.
The Guardian
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Urzua said the government had no plans to change the constitution.
Reuters
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Pena Nieto needs two-thirds of the votes in Congress to change the constitution.
Reuters
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The sole grounds for a referendum is to change the constitution.
The Guardian
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A previous attempt to change the constitution through a referendum in 2005 failed.
Reuters
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Rajapaksa wants 150 so he will have the votes to change the constitution.
Reuters
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Not because, as some fear, it will radically change the constitution.
The South African
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A national referendum would be needed to change the constitution.
Reuters
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You can only change the constitution through a public vote.
News.com.au
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Supporters are now collecting signatures to change the constitution again.
Reuters
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A referendum would be needed to change the constitution.
Reuters
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But when she tried to change the constitution to her liking there was a revolution.
This Country of Ours
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Last year, Erdogan narrowly won a referendum to change the constitution and create the executive presidency.
Reuters
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The AK Party needs the MHP's support to change the constitution to give Erdogan more powers.
Reuters
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When he failed to change the constitution to allow seizure without compensation, his followers stormed farms.
Reuters
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Now the Russian president has delivered a surprise by announcing big plans to change the constitution.
BBC
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