constituition
બંધારણ
definition
noun
Those of us who worry about the constitution will face the precedent that this Government has established of being able to tinker with judges.
a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed.
the genetic constitution of a species
the composition of something.
translation of 'constituition'
બાંધો,
સંઘટન,
પ્રકૃતિ,
રચના,
નિર્માણ
noun
રાજબંધારણ
example
The traditional Indian science of music has different ragas according to the 'constitution' of the biological body.
He hadn't yet developed the hardened 'constitution' of a special ops agent.
As in mammals, both chromosomal 'constitution' and cell interactions are involved in the development of germ-cell sexual phenotype.
But this cannot last long, even with people who have a strong physical 'constitution' .
This shows that in the early years of life the subject's health was poor or delicate, but with care, the subject in later years developed robust vitality and a strong 'constitution' .
The objective of this study was to determine the chromosomal 'constitution' and sperm characteristics among Indian males with severe male factor infertility.
This last point was directed against all those who question the present 'constitution' as Spanish centralist and monarchist.
These may relate to the object's origins, as when we claim to perceive some living thing, or to its physical 'constitution' .
They believed Britain had abandoned the first principles of its 'constitution' .
One common element was the suspicion of a psychogenic component: poor 'constitution' , neurosis, weak nerves, neurasthenic temperament.
He was one of the originals; a slight weak man with a rather sickly 'constitution' .
Primary qualities are those qualities that objects possess in virtue of their physical 'constitution' .
the 'constitution' of a police authority
the genetic 'constitution' of a species
The emphasis in this study is on the conceptualization of composing in the documents within the framework of this broad 'constitution' of the subject English.
The Erie Brackish Water desalination plant shall be overseen by the Department of the Interior, both during its 'constitution' and following its completion.
The difficulty is to ensure that the resulting position is coherent with both our physical 'constitution' and the closure of physics.
In fact the ancient herbalists believed that fennel gave strength to the 'constitution' and made fat people grow lean.
Britain lacks a codified 'constitution'
During its 'constitution' , this system is shaped to be blind to the components of the organism itself and, at the same time, acquires an astonishing capacity to detect a myriad of structures, even ones which do not occur in nature.
This return of the ‘real’ marks an outside always present within discourse, for the outside is continuously abjected by discourse during its 'constitution' .
His take-home message is one to which most people, independent of their psychological 'constitution' , can relate.
This week they were obsessed with a proposed 'constitution' for the European Union and whether to have a referendum on it.
Nepal is now governed under a democratic 'constitution' prepared by a commission over a period of three months.
the 'constitution' of a police authority
For analysis of the chromosome 'constitution' a centromeric probe was not required.
State legislatures are a lot pickier about changing the federal 'constitution' than the federal government is, and they often feel themselves to be at odds with the Feds over how to run their own territories.
There is a lot to be said for a healthy 'constitution' : not just less constipation, but less colon cancer as well.
The experimenter points to an object of a certain shape and 'constitution' , such as a wooden pyramid, and tells the young child ‘This is my blicket’.
It is fundamental to our 'constitution' that lawmakers are chosen by the electorate and accountable to the electorate for their decisions.
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