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... principle so subtly that the Americans would not even notice it ; they were right . The second minor point on which the British insisted was a provision for break- ing a deadlock between the two houses of parliament , a provision which ...
... principle so subtly that the Americans would not even notice it ; they were right . The second minor point on which the British insisted was a provision for break- ing a deadlock between the two houses of parliament , a provision which ...
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... principle of " collective responsibility . " This means that once a decision has been made , all mem- bers of the government are obligated to support it . The whole cabinet takes public responsibility for a policy , whether each in ...
... principle of " collective responsibility . " This means that once a decision has been made , all mem- bers of the government are obligated to support it . The whole cabinet takes public responsibility for a policy , whether each in ...
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... principle of independence is also under- scored by the appointment of judges until age 75 . Two other important principles are lim- ited judicial review and judicial restraint . Canadian courts have the responsibility for delineating ...
... principle of independence is also under- scored by the appointment of judges until age 75 . Two other important principles are lim- ited judicial review and judicial restraint . Canadian courts have the responsibility for delineating ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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