First, that the fragility of the unwrittenconstitution is a proven fact.
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Such is the sovereign people, and so far the original unwrittenconstitution.
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It claimed that under Britain's unwrittenconstitution, it is a matter for politicians, not courts, to decide.
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Joseph, 65, terminal cancer patient, Northern Ireland Given the UK's unwrittenconstitution, this is partly down to convention.
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Weak constitutions were advised to stay in bed, as the unwrittenconstitution was in for a bad week.
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Corbyn is the leader of the opposition and, in accordance with our unwrittenconstitution, the first alternative prime minister.
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The signals point to a frantic 78 days ahead as parliament takes on prime minister, testing the country's unwrittenconstitution.
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It's like an unwrittenconstitution no one would dream of violating... except, thank God, for foreigners who don't know any better.
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But a revolution in China changes nothing but the person of the monarch; the unwrittenconstitution of old usages remains in full force.
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It suits us English not to see our own nationalism, to keep it vague with our unwrittenconstitution as a declaration of laissez-faire superiority.
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That is the biggest revolution in this unwrittenConstitution of ours that I can suggest.
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The unwrittenConstitution of England has more binding force than the written Constitution of the United States.
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Constitutional monarchies come in many varieties, with both written and unwrittenconstitutions, and with monarchs which possess widely varying degrees of actual power.