61.   Congress recently ruled that Fujimori can run for a third consecutive term in office in spite of an apparent constitutional ban.

62.   Critics here oppose a return of American troops even for exercises, claiming their presence violates a constitutional ban on foreign troops.

63.   Fujimori is seeking a third five-year term despite a constitutional ban on three consecutive terms.

64.   Fujimori is expected to run for a controversial third term in office now that Congress has passed a law circumventing a constitutional ban on his candidacy.

65.   Fujimori was seeking a third five-year term despite a constitutional ban on three consecutive terms.

66.   He claimed that solitary confinement violates the constitutional ban on torture and cruel punishment.

67.   He said the general had violated a constitutional ban against military participation in politics.

68.   He was referring to elections, in which Fujimori is expected to make a controversial bid for a third straight term despite a constitutional ban.

69.   He was reacting to concerns that the U.S. operations might violate a constitutional ban on the presence of foreign troops or military bases unless covered by a treaty.

70.   However, he said that once the constitutional ban is lifted, the legal system would take up the issue of whether it should be imposed retroactively.