The American ConstitutionMcGraw-Hill, 1959 - 719 páginas |
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... executive resistance , but has always stopped short of firm efforts to break down or punish executive recalcitrance . This may be because of suspicion that if matters were ever forced to a conclusion , the courts would favor the executive ...
... executive resistance , but has always stopped short of firm efforts to break down or punish executive recalcitrance . This may be because of suspicion that if matters were ever forced to a conclusion , the courts would favor the executive ...
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... executive powers is the correct or preferable one ? The main argument against the broader concept is based on a supposed logical difficulty . Why , it is said , should Article II start out with a general grant of executive power , and ...
... executive powers is the correct or preferable one ? The main argument against the broader concept is based on a supposed logical difficulty . Why , it is said , should Article II start out with a general grant of executive power , and ...
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... executive agreements " with foreign countries . Since these agreements are not treaties in name , they are not subject to the constitutional requirement of Senate consent . They may be em- ployed for minor matters which it would be ...
... executive agreements " with foreign countries . Since these agreements are not treaties in name , they are not subject to the constitutional requirement of Senate consent . They may be em- ployed for minor matters which it would be ...
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THE PRECONSTITUTIONAL PERIOD | 3 |
Political Unification and the Revolution The Political Theory of the Revo | 13 |
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION | 32 |
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