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Meanings of organic law in English
Usage of organic law in English
1
But have our social divisions the same inevitableness of organic law?
2
We are vindicating the majesty of our supreme organic law.
3
It was the organic law of this publication, that gratuitous contributions should never be admitted.
4
There had been no pretence of laying down a constitution, of enacting an organic law.
5
How can it become an organic law of society?
6
That organic law is the Constitution, to which the South is bound equally with the North.
7
However, I can not end this limited address without a suggested amendment to the organic law.
8
The new parliamentary session was expected to include several constitutional amendments and changes to the organic law.
9
The adoption of this report made its contents a portion of the organic law of the Church.
10
The argument for the proposed amendments of the organic law of Porto Rico is brief and conclusive.
11
To change the organic law of thirty millions of people is a measure of the greatest importance.
12
The organic law of the republic makes no provision for raising troops to fight a sister State.
13
The instrument, upon being ratified by nine States, was to become the organic law of the land.
14
That supreme organic law is the Constitution.
15
The latter, recalling amendments to the organic law of the land favorable to folk of color, objected.
16
To attain his object, Washington introduced a written organic law, which of all things is the most inflexible.
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Translations for organic law
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Organic law through the time
Organic law across language varieties
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United States of America
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