Below this overarching goal, the Constitution sets five specific foreign policy objectives:

The Constitution allowed the first president to serve for only two years, and set a three-year term for all later presidents.

The Constitution sets the framework for these three branches.

The Constitution set the number of representatives at 65 from 1787 until the first Census of 1790, when the it was increased to 105 members.

The Constitution of May 3 set their number at 132.

The Constitution of May 3 set their number at 204, including 24 representatives from cities and towns.

However, the Constitution does not set a minimum size for the District.

But the Constitution sets no express limits on how much federal authority can be delegated to a government agency.

Three justices said the Constitution did not set such age limits for executions.

Firstly, the Constitution sets forth the rights and duties of citizens.