The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: Macropaedia (19 v.)Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... rules spelled out in the constitution are considered to be basic , in the sense that all other rules must conform with its provisions . Thus the presiding officer of a club is obliged to rule that a proposal is out of order if it is ...
... rules spelled out in the constitution are considered to be basic , in the sense that all other rules must conform with its provisions . Thus the presiding officer of a club is obliged to rule that a proposal is out of order if it is ...
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... rules for the future , in legislative form , by courts rather than legis- latures . An outstanding example of judicial rule making is found in the United States where Congress has delegated to the Supreme Court broad power to formulate ...
... rules for the future , in legislative form , by courts rather than legis- latures . An outstanding example of judicial rule making is found in the United States where Congress has delegated to the Supreme Court broad power to formulate ...
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... rule " ) . Emperors , in their desire to recover their prerogatives , abdicated and en- tered a monastery , where they organized a new govern- ment and proceeded to rule from retirement . A minor would be placed on the vacated throne ...
... rule " ) . Emperors , in their desire to recover their prerogatives , abdicated and en- tered a monastery , where they organized a new govern- ment and proceeded to rule from retirement . A minor would be placed on the vacated throne ...
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