The English ConstitutionLongmans, Green and Company, 1930 - 194 páginas |
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... appointed it ; it is a committee with a suspensive veto - a committee with a power of appeal . Though appointed by one Parliament , it can appeal if it chooses to the next . " Parliament , the House of Commons , is not entitled to be ...
... appointed it ; it is a committee with a suspensive veto - a committee with a power of appeal . Though appointed by one Parliament , it can appeal if it chooses to the next . " Parliament , the House of Commons , is not entitled to be ...
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... appointed by the Chan- cellor on the recommendation of the Lords Lieutenant . On the advice of a Commission which reported in 1911 , local advisory committees have been appointed all over the country , some 300 in number , to inform and ...
... appointed by the Chan- cellor on the recommendation of the Lords Lieutenant . On the advice of a Commission which reported in 1911 , local advisory committees have been appointed all over the country , some 300 in number , to inform and ...
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... appointed to his office within the first nine months of a new Parliament should retain his seat without re - election ; and in 1926 the final step was taken , and it was enacted that appoint- ment to ministerial office , whenever made ...
... appointed to his office within the first nine months of a new Parliament should retain his seat without re - election ; and in 1926 the final step was taken , and it was enacted that appoint- ment to ministerial office , whenever made ...
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Act of Parliament Act of Settlement administration ancient appointed authority bills Board body Cabinet government character Committee Common Law conflict conventions course Courts of Law create criminal Crown departments dissolution distinction duty effect eighteenth century elected electorate England English Constitution established example Exchequer exercised fact foreign Habeas Corpus House of Commons House of Lords Houses of Parliament important impossible institutions judges judicial jury King King's legislation liberty Lord Chancellor Majesty's matter means ment Ministry modern monarchy necessary offence opinion Opposition organisation Parlia Parliament Act parliamentary party passed peers perhaps person political practice Prerogative present day President Prime Minister principle privileges Privy Council Privy Councillors purposes Queen question recognised regarded reign responsibility royal assent Rule of Law Seal Secretary secure session Sovereign Speaker Statute summoned tion Treasury United Kingdom usage vote writ