constitutional reforms
[/ˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃənəl rɪˈfɔːrmz/]
nounpl: N/A (plural form)
reformas constitucionais
1. Amendments or modifications made to a country's constitution, typically addressing fundamental changes to the structure, powers, or rights within a government system
The constitutional reforms of 1988 transformed Brazil's political system into a democratic republic.
As reformas constitucionais de 1988 transformaram o sistema político do Brasil em uma república democrática.
2. Legal and procedural changes to constitutional law that require formal ratification or approval processes
Congress debated several constitutional reforms to strengthen democratic institutions.
O Congresso debateu várias reformas constitucionais para fortalecer as instituições democráticas.
3. Major restructuring of governmental powers, individual rights, or state organization established by a constitution
Constitutional reforms often require a supermajority vote for approval.
As reformas constitucionais frequentemente exigem votação por supermaioria para aprovação.
In Brazil, constitutional reforms are particularly significant due to the 1988 Federal Constitution (Constituição Federal de 1988), which established the current democratic system. Reform discussions are common in Brazilian political discourse and often represent pivotal moments in national governance. Constitutional reforms require approval by three-fifths of Congress members in both chambers and represent major institutional changes.
Related Idioms & Phrases
undertake constitutional reforms
push for constitutional reforms
debate constitutional reforms
approve constitutional reforms
constitutional reform package
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