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... Executive organ to prevent and punish such breaches , and enforce repara- tion for wrongs inflicted by them , to manage the foreign relations of the State , and to levy the necessary taxes . Further , as a security against oppressive ...
... Executive organ to prevent and punish such breaches , and enforce repara- tion for wrongs inflicted by them , to manage the foreign relations of the State , and to levy the necessary taxes . Further , as a security against oppressive ...
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... executive also the organisation of the Executive should be under the control of the " money - granting " organ , which , again , we may assume to be wholly or mainly identical with the Legislature . · 6. The Executive organ will ...
... executive also the organisation of the Executive should be under the control of the " money - granting " organ , which , again , we may assume to be wholly or mainly identical with the Legislature . · 6. The Executive organ will ...
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... EXECUTIVE 1. For the efficient working of the Executive organ , especi- ally at crises , it is expedient that the most important part of its work should be under the control of a Supreme Executive . · · 2. Generally speaking , the work ...
... EXECUTIVE 1. For the efficient working of the Executive organ , especi- ally at crises , it is expedient that the most important part of its work should be under the control of a Supreme Executive . · · 2. Generally speaking , the work ...
Página xxiv
... Executive control . 7. We must note the difference between the English and the German types of Constitutional Monarchy . • 399-404 404-405 CHAPTER XXII RELATION OF LEGISLATURE TO EXECUTIVE 1. The simple subordination of the Executive to ...
... Executive control . 7. We must note the difference between the English and the German types of Constitutional Monarchy . • 399-404 404-405 CHAPTER XXII RELATION OF LEGISLATURE TO EXECUTIVE 1. The simple subordination of the Executive to ...
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... Executive should have some power of practi- cally legislating : but such power should be care- fully limited - especially if there are long intervals between parliamentary sessions . The Executive should also have a share in the ...
... Executive should have some power of practi- cally legislating : but such power should be care- fully limited - especially if there are long intervals between parliamentary sessions . The Executive should also have a share in the ...
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