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constitutional convention

/ˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃənl kənˈvenʃn/

Traduction: Assemblée officielle ou convention convoquée pour rédiger, réviser ou adopter une constitution. Processus politique utilisé pour établir ou modifier les lois fondamentales d'un État ou d'une organisation.

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/ˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃənl kənˈvenʃn/C1formalpolitical
  • frAssemblée officielle ou convention convoquée pour rédiger, réviser ou adopter une constitution. Processus politique utilisé pour établir ou modifier les lois fondamentales d'un État ou d'une organisation.

A formal gathering or assembly convened for the purpose of drafting, revising, or adopting a constitution. It is a political process used to establish or amend the fundamental laws of a state or organization.

  1. Political assemblyC1formal

    A gathering of representatives convened to draft, revise, or adopt a constitution.

    frassemblée constituante

    • The constitutional convention debated the new bill of rights for weeks.
    • Delegates from all states attended the constitutional convention.
    • The country's first constitutional convention established the framework for democracy.
  2. Unwritten political ruleC2formalbritish

    A long-established practice or custom in a political system that is not legally binding but is followed as a norm.

    frConvention constitutionnelle

    • The monarch's role is largely defined by constitutional conventions rather than written law.
    • It is a constitutional convention that the Prime Minister must resign after losing a vote of confidence.
    • Constitutional conventions ensure the smooth functioning of the government.