The Theory and Practice of Modern Government, Volume 2Methuen, 1932 - 814 pages |
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Page 969
... Cabinet , that he makes the Ministry and distri- butes offices , presides over Cabinet meetings , and that if he decides to resign for any reason of policy , as distinct from personal incapacity , the Cabinet breaks up . No statute ...
... Cabinet , that he makes the Ministry and distri- butes offices , presides over Cabinet meetings , and that if he decides to resign for any reason of policy , as distinct from personal incapacity , the Cabinet breaks up . No statute ...
Page 990
... Cabinet is the only body in the State which can really appreciate the pressure of necessity in the business of government , and since urgency is always an over - ruling plea , the Cabinet finds itself able to convince the rank and file ...
... Cabinet is the only body in the State which can really appreciate the pressure of necessity in the business of government , and since urgency is always an over - ruling plea , the Cabinet finds itself able to convince the rank and file ...
Page 1100
... Cabinet system in Germany follows the party - system , not the Constitution . Short - lived Cabinets . From February 1919 to June 1928 , there were fifteen Cabinets , that is , each Cabinet lived for seven and one - half months . There ...
... Cabinet system in Germany follows the party - system , not the Constitution . Short - lived Cabinets . From February 1919 to June 1928 , there were fifteen Cabinets , that is , each Cabinet lived for seven and one - half months . There ...
Contents
THE COMMONS | 743 |
DELIBERATION AND PROCEDURE | 780 |
PARLIAMENTARY DIFFICULTIES AND REFORM | 878 |
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