Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: In this article, Mr. Ryan said: ``By wanting to make the federal Parliament the judge on the clarity of the question and the referendum result, in contradiction with the prerogatives of the national assembly, the Chrtien government is violating the same principles he is claiming to defend, those of federalism and democracy''[...]
Making Parliament a judge violates certain principles
Rana spoke directly with the government.
The Prime Minister of Canada will make an example out of the provinces in question.
parliament rejected more than twice
Nichols believed that by striking the federal government, he could change policy.
Both sectors were eager for the referendum
the Government has responded to petitioners' argument and causing no confusion. 
A judge can alter the constitution. 
These individuals are in disagreement with the government.
We should use some imagination like and to be sure to continue to come to a touchstone and not to challenge the Chair of the United States by forcing the Chair to make a ruling.
should not challenge the Chair by forcing them to make a ruling
the electorate is in disagreement over this thing
The groups are distinguished by constitutional wrangling. 
The Democrats use the first amendment to respect the president.
These three guys could refuse to answer any questions, by invoking the 9th Amendment.
Government can refuse things more than once.
The road leads to an unbalanced federation. 
This person thinks that Democrats are using the First Amendment as a shield in order to talk bad about the President.
Not everyone in Canada accepts it's constitution.
Ryan loves the trumpted
The referendum was about reunification
The Liberal majority works diligently to prevent disclosed information which serves the interests of the federal government, and spout propaganda about the federal government's achievements.
The question at hand is unclear
This article is an opinion piece
Federalism and Democracy are universally abandoned.