The Government of Canada, Volumen2,Parte1University of Toronto Press, 1963 - 610 páginas |
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Página 204
... important , they are supreme in their im- portance . " 38 They spring from his position of primacy in the Govern- ment reinforced by his leadership of the majority party , which usually owes its majority , indeed , to his leadership ...
... important , they are supreme in their im- portance . " 38 They spring from his position of primacy in the Govern- ment reinforced by his leadership of the majority party , which usually owes its majority , indeed , to his leadership ...
Página 289
... important decisions have not been unknown qualities in civil servants in the past ; but the whole tendency today is to multiply the number of occasions when these become necessary . The mere volume of decisions alone makes it impossible ...
... important decisions have not been unknown qualities in civil servants in the past ; but the whole tendency today is to multiply the number of occasions when these become necessary . The mere volume of decisions alone makes it impossible ...
Página 509
... important , but the significance attached to it is apt to turn primarily on the political situation at the time of choice rather than on any permanent principle . The folly of attaching too much importance to many of these personal ...
... important , but the significance attached to it is apt to turn primarily on the political situation at the time of choice rather than on any permanent principle . The folly of attaching too much importance to many of these personal ...
Contenido
Representative and Responsible Government | 3 |
Confederation | 22 |
Dominion and Nation | 43 |
Otras 22 secciones no mostradas
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administration Alberta amendment appeal appointed Assembly authority bill Britain British North America Brunswick Canadian Cabinet candidates civil servants Civil Service clause colonies Commission Committee Confederation Conference Conservative constitution convention courts Crown Debates decision delegates departments disallowance discussion Dominion and provincial duties election Electoral executive exercise federal functions given Government of Canada Governor Governor-in-Council grant House of Commons judges judicial jurisdiction leader legislation Liberal Lower Canada Mackenzie majority Manitoba matters measure meeting ment Newfoundland North America Act Nova Scotia number of members Ontario orders-in-council organization Ottawa Parlia Parliament of Canada parliamentary party passed political poll position practice Prime Minister Prince Edward Island principle privileges Privy Council proposals provinces provincial governments public service Quebec Queen question representation representative resolutions rule Saskatchewan seats Senate Senate of Canada session Speaker statute Supra tion Toronto Union vote
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