But the crucial point is that constitutional change will be far harder in a divided parliament.
Next year Scotland will embark on its biggest constitutional change in nearly 300 years.
Tory rebels say it is a defeat for a constitutional change few really want.
Such a constitutional change would need to be approved by the Sri Lankan parliament.
The new treaty will be the fourth big constitutional change since the Treaty of Rome.
But constitutional change requires the support of two-thirds of parliament, which he does not have.
But neither is it clear that Venezuela's most urgent need is for radical constitutional change.
Most of the rest of corporate Scotland was never terribly enthused about constitutional change anyway.
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Responding to the chorus of criticism, Mr Ramos has urged politicians to stop debating constitutional change.
Against this background, constitutional change had the estimable advantage of appearing radical but costing little.
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The two main parties discussed this inconclusively when they had the two-thirds majority needed for constitutional change.
Labour and rebel Conservative MPs said this did not allow enough time to discuss a crucial constitutional change.
Today's Queen's Speech heralds a constitutional change for the UK's corporate citizens.
The arguments about what exactly was agreed in the coalition talks on constitutional change are somewhat circular and boring.
Tiny Saarland proposes a timid one-year extension of primary school, but may fail to enact the needed constitutional change.
She added that Labour's position was that "a constitutional change of this level of importance does require a referendum".
Omar Bongo, Gabon's president for 35 years, secured a constitutional change that could let him remain in power indefinitely.
Unfortunately, the 9-9-9 Plan has them both running at the same time, with a promise of a future constitutional change.
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Mr Berlusconi ultimately dropped his support for constitutional change, but the law to resolve conflicts of interest was never enacted.
The constitutional change is expected to encourage more foreign investment, allowing non-Mexican companies to become majority shareholders for the first time.
Meanwhile, a serious constitutional change, wrought by a referendum last weekend that attracted an unprecedentedly low turnout, has passed largely unnoticed.
When it comes to constitutional change, where Donald Dewar delivers, Salmond dithers, and we're going to get at least another thousand days.
Another potential controversy on the horizon is Uribe's hope to seek a second four-year term, not now allowed, through a constitutional change.
To date though she has not forced the issue of constitutional change.
Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, again ruled out a constitutional change that would allow him to stand for a third term in 2008.
Any change should be put to popular vote in a referendum, such as we've seen in Scotland or Wales for constitutional change there.
He had planned to make his announcement in late August, but moved things up because of the postponed introduction of the constitutional change.
Today, Plaid Cymru have unveiled their version, with Carmarthen East and Dinefwr MP Jonathan Edwards going beyond the party's traditional focus on constitutional change.
Peaceful political and constitutional change is routine in much of Europe.
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