The National Government explicitly declined to legislate in order to overturn that precedent. |
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It is the same form of acknowledgment seen in the settlements that the National Government was involved in. |
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I wonder why it is not acceptable today, when it was all right under a National Government. |
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The military reviews advertised a European-style professional army as among the chief blessings of a strong national government. |
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When ultimately they were unable to service or reschedule these debts, the peso and the national government collapsed. |
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As such, unions were represented in local and national government and sought to act for the community. |
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The governor, or wali, is appointed by the national government, and serves as the primary liaison between local and federal government. |
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The commission met intermittently in Seoul but deadlocked over the issue of establishing a national government. |
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Under the control of the national government, it fell into disrepair, as did the neighborhood. |
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During the ratification debate Federalists defended the Constitution by arguing that it granted the national government expressed powers only. |
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Rather, we should be working towards the election of a national Government that cares about equity, and a fair go for all. |
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The spokesperson on defence suggested that a National Government would join its allies in war, without reservation, and wheresoever our commitment was called upon. |
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It would negate or nullify the property rights purchased by private investors in 1993 when New Zealand Rail was sold by the then National Government. |
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It is the only party that now credibly campaigns to form a national government. |
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Vast revenues from the sale of oil accrue to a politically shaky and unrepresentative national government. |
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He confidently asserts this on the strength of news that the national government is trouncing the opposition party. |
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A Pakistan-mediated power-sharing arrangement failed to coalesce the competing parties into a national government. |
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To date the unions have restricted workers' opposition to protest stoppages and futile appeals to the state and national government. |
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According to federalist doctrine, the states are separate sovereignties, not subordinate but equal to the national government. |
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Inevitably, therefore, there were two contradictory aspects to sovereign debt, or debt owed by a national government. |
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Almost two years after its founding, the Afghan national government is only negligibly present in most of the nation, if at all. |
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If the Union is truly indestructible, then states cannot secede even if the national government is willing to let them go. |
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They lobby local and national government on behalf of businesses and organisations. |
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It also ruled the council's decision ran contrary to national government policies on communication masts. |
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He says a National government may change New Zealand's anti-nuclear policy without a referendum. |
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Chamberlain found it impossible to continue to lead a National Government or to form a new coalition government with himself as leader. |
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When Ramsay MacDonald formed the National Government in 1931, Churchill was not invited to join the Cabinet. |
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On 24 August, MacDonald submitted the resignation of his ministers and led his senior colleagues in forming the new National Government. |
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The measures were also unsuccessful at defending the gold standard, which the National Government had ostensibly been created to defend. |
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MacDonald and a few supporters agreed to form a National Government with the Liberals and the Conservatives. |
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Adam Jerzy Czartoryski, President of the Polish National Government during the November 1830 Uprising, and a romantic poet. |
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In 1931 an illness prevented his joining the National Government when it was formed. |
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State and local jurisdictions are more vulnerable to tax competition than the national government, and state and local taxes are more regressive than federal taxes. |
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The founders crafted throughout the Constitution a system of federalism, whereby state governments were intended to check the powers of the national government. |
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Warners interest in local and national government is complemented by an interest in the third sector where the answers to some of our most insoluble social problems may lie. |
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Much as it may disappoint the flop of mediocrities who have decided to pursue power in Edinburgh, the Scottish executive was not created to be a national government. |
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Despite pious hopes, it is unlikely that any national government will allow the UN to tax its citizens or that taxes, like books, will be destroyed by the Web. |
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This conflict pitted guerrilla forces against the national government. |
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And while the common law judges, with the prestige, wealth and cunning of the national government behind them, were ascendant forces, they had to tread rather softly. |
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In a dollarized monetary system, the national government cannot devalue the currency or finance budget deficits by creating inflation because it does not issue the currency. |
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Above all, we need these strategies to be directed by a national government focused constantly on the task, not just whenever a media opportunity arises. |
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The people of this country need and deserve a local and national government that will listen to the people instead of disregarding them on every issue. |
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National government power generally has expanded over state power through Supreme Court decisions, constitutional amendments, executive orders, and federal statutes. |
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Other government functions at provincial level are carried out by provincial offices of national government departments. |
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Further, local government loans are sometimes guaranteed by the national government, and this reduces the risk. |
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Other government functions at district level are carried out by district offices of national government departments. |
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This was done despite the opposition of the national government of the time of John Major. |
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The national government encouraged the mine safety movement as a means of limiting strife in the sometimes turbulent coal fields. |
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The federal government is the common or national government of a federation. |
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Today, Breton is the only living Celtic language that is not recognized by national government as an official or regional language. |
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In 1993 it was sold to the national government and the University Centre was established. |
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Oslo is the capital of Norway, and as such is the seat of Norway's national government. |
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Any grant from FIFG must be accompanied by a minimum contribution from the national government. |
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In 1999, the national government successfully quashed a secessionist attempt in the northeastern Caprivi Strip. |
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Manila, being the seat of political power of the Philippines, has several national government offices headquartered at the city. |
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The han were replaced with prefectures in 1871, and authority continued to flow to the national government. |
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Devolution meant the Forestry Commission had to report to the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly as well as the national Government. |
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The idea of a national government, covering all the slan race and nobody else, is seen in the many drives for a general fan organization. |
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It is occupied by many major Japanese companies, and is also the seat of the national government, and the Japanese emperor. |
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Spain and Italy have system of devolution where regions have autonomy, but the national government retains the right to revoke it. |
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At this point England ceased to exist as a separate political entity, and since then has had no national government. |
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Second, federal courts may rule on whether coordinate branches of national government conform to the Constitution. |
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The Supreme Court balances several pressures to maintain its roles in national government. |
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After Eric Bloodaxe's death, all England was ruled by Eadred the grandson of Alfred the Great and so began the machinery of national government. |
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The Philippines has more than a hundred native languages, most without official recognition from the national government. |
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The Authority is a private corporation with significant ownership by the national government. |
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In 2016, national government funding for the Cornish language ceased, and responsibility transferred to Cornwall council. |
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The new government was to be a strong federal national government to replace the relatively weaker confederation of individual states. |
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On 24 August, MacDonald agreed and formed a National Government composed of men from all parties with the specific aim of balancing the Budget and restoring confidence. |
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The introduction of tariffs caused a split in the Liberal Party, some of whom, along with Phillip Snowden, withdrew support for the National Government. |
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This income, derived from the power to issue currency, is referred to as seigniorage, and usually belongs to the national government. |
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Counterpose this with the high rates of deprivation in the city, as recent national government evidence highlights. |
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Most of the mineral extraction licences were issued by national government for 90 years in the 1950s, and remain legally binding. |
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Labour unions were strongly opposed and the Labour Party officially repudiated the new National government. |
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The king played the central role in demanding a National government be formed. |
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The Council is also composed of one national minister who represents their national government. |
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What remained of a national government depended on the support of the insurrectionary Commune. |
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Soon, however, the Liberals faced another divisive crisis when a National Government was proposed to fight the 1931 general election with a mandate for tariffs. |
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In 1931 MacDonald's government fell apart in response to the Great Depression, and the Liberals agreed to join his National Government, dominated by the Conservatives. |
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Wolsey centralised the national government and extended the jurisdiction of the conciliar courts, particularly the Star Chamber. |
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National government policies can significantly change the economic marketplace for agricultural products, in the form of taxation, subsidies, tariffs and other measures. |
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Not until 1781 did the national government have a strong leader in financial matters, when Robert Morris was named Superintendent of Finance of the United States. |
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Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson made it a central issue, part of the larger debate over the future of the economic system and the role of the national government. |
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Many suspected that the assassination was related to a corruption scandal which swept the Socialist Party, and the national government in general, after Cools' death. |
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They had no national government, no national army or navy, no financial system, no banks, no established credit, and no functioning government departments, such as a treasury. |
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In a federal system of government, sovereignty also refers to powers which a constituent state or republic possesses independently of the national government. |
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The move is the latest effort by the Han Chinese who rule the national government to bring to heel the Uighur Muslims who predominate in far western China. |
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Three years later, Ernest Bevin, Minister of Labour in the wartime National government, invited Beveridge to take charge of the Welfare department of his Ministry. |
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A government bond is a bond issued by a national government. |
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A central bank usually creates money lent to a national government. |
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The SRC is responsible for representing students' interests to the management of the University and to local and national government, and for health and welfare issues. |
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