Yet the Basic Law is stretchier than many think, says Franz Mayer of Bielefeld University.
But it will still be too much for the pace of change envisaged in the Basic Law.
The Basic Law says only that the chief is picked by an electoral college of 800 members.
According to the Basic Law, this will increase to 30 in elections to be held in September.
This was recognized by and enshrined in Article 158(2) of the Basic Law.
Furthermore, the Basic Law - itself a national law - plays an interfacing role between the two legal systems.
But this position should not be viewed in isolation from the broader constitutional order established by the Basic Law.
For example, everyone except the anarchists thinks that the basic law and order functions of the State are worthwhile.
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Instead, it is cutting nonrice subsidies and likely will soon revise its Agriculture Basic Law and allow corporations to till the land.
But, under the basic law's draft, the government in Baghdad would be responsible for defence as well as oil and foreign policy.
The Basic Law makes it clear that China's approval is needed for any change to the method of choosing a chief executive.
Yet it is highly improbable that the enabling legislation could deviate from the Basic Law without being subject to challenge on constitutional grounds.
It will be the task of a joint commission to draft a basic law for Bangsamoro that sets out the structure of government.
These assurances were repeated in the Basic Law in many places.
Given efforts to improve mutual understanding of the two systems and good will on both sides, issues that arise can be satisfactorily resolved within one country in accordance with the Basic Law.
Furthermore, a limited number of mainland laws "relating to defense and foreign affairs as well as other matters outside the limits of the SAR's autonomy" as specified by the Basic Law apply to the SAR.
Harymurti, who was jailed for publishing articles against corruption in his weekly magazine, warned the Tunisian constituents of the importance of including these principles as basic law in the most clear and precise way as possible.
Ergo, according to the most basic law of economics, the cost of medical care will rise (how much being based on the relative elasticity of medical care) and the cost of health insurance will rise accordingly.
It is the fourth amendment to Hungary's new basic law since it came into force just 14 months ago - a fact which helps underpin criticism that the new constitution was both hurried and flawed, the BBC's Nick Thorpe in Budapest reports.
"This is a very basic consumer-protection law and it is also a very basic civil-rights law, " said Mr. Mintz.
That basic Common Law idea, that anything not specifically banned is allowed.
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Germany and France are pushing for changes to the EU treaty, saying stricter fiscal rules should be made part of basic EU law.
In the basic-law draft being circulated, they want a share of an interim three-man Iraqi presidency comprising a Shia Arab, a Sunni Arab and a Sunni Kurd.
Significantly, the State increased funding for education and promulgated the universal basic education law which guarantees every child the right to free and compulsory education for nine years.
But if they do, the Cochran ruling is available as a well-reasoned precedent and a model for how judges must respect basic tort law principles as proximate cause and the need for an actual injury.
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But the basic training in law or education gives teachers important tools that help bring them up to speed in their jobs much quicker than untrained individuals.
Debate in Congress centered on whether this new law provides basic rights for detainees.
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