Tag: Executive power
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Implementation
Implementation in the United States Putting into effect a judicial decision. The nature of the implementation process differs between trial and appellate levels. Decisions of trial courts are generally implemented through voluntary compliance or executive action. A criminal sentence, for […]
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Implementation
Implementation in the United States Putting into effect a judicial decision. The nature of the implementation process differs between trial and appellate levels. Decisions of trial courts are generally implemented through voluntary compliance or executive action. A criminal sentence, for […]
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Office of Management and Budget
Office of Management and Budget in the United States Introduction to Office of Management and Budget Office of Management and Budget (OMB), an agency of the executive branch of the United States government, charged with helping the president promote and maintain effective government. The […]
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Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy in the United States Bureaucracy Definition A government by departments, each under a chief; a word to describe the system used in an invidious sense. (1) A bureaucracy is a systematic way of organizing a complex and large administrative structure. The bureaucracy is responsible […]
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Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy in the United States Bureaucracy Definition A government by departments, each under a chief; a word to describe the system used in an invidious sense. (1) A bureaucracy is a systematic way of organizing a complex and large administrative structure. The bureaucracy is responsible […]
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Executive Order
Executive Order in the United States Executive Order in Environmental Law A directive issued by the president to executive agencies and published in the Federal Register after it is signed. Executive orders reflect the philosophy of the president toward agency structure and the regulatory […]
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Executive Order
Executive Order in the United States Executive Order in Environmental Law A directive issued by the president to executive agencies and published in the Federal Register after it is signed. Executive orders reflect the philosophy of the president toward agency structure and the regulatory […]
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Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations in the United States Concept of Rules and Regulations In the U.S., in the context of Political Economy and Public Policy, Rules and Regulations has the following meaning: Executive agencies write rules that prescribe agency conduct or action, often extending the laws that […]
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Rules and Regulations
Rules and Regulations in the United States Concept of Rules and Regulations In the U.S., in the context of Political Economy and Public Policy, Rules and Regulations has the following meaning: Executive agencies write rules that prescribe agency conduct or action, often extending the laws that […]
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Theodore Roosevelt’s Broad Powers
Theodore Roosevelt’s Broad Powers in the United States Theodore Roosevelt swept into the White House (which he so named) under rather unfortunate circumstances; he had been vice-president under William McKinley, who was assassinated in September, 1901. Theodore Roosevelt (TR) made […]
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Theodore Roosevelt’s Broad Powers
Theodore Roosevelt’s Broad Powers in the United States Theodore Roosevelt swept into the White House (which he so named) under rather unfortunate circumstances; he had been vice-president under William McKinley, who was assassinated in September, 1901. Theodore Roosevelt (TR) made […]
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Independent Regulatory Commission
Independent Regulatory Commission in the United States Independent Regulatory Commission in the International Business Landscape Definition of Independent Regulatory Commission in the context of U.S. international business and public trade policy: An autonomous unit of the U.S. government that […]
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Veto
Veto in the United States Veto may be defined, in the U.S. parliamentary government, the executive power, as that of the president of the United States, to abrogate a measure that has already been passed by the legislative. See veto in general and in the legal dictonary (and also bellow). […]
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Veto
Veto in the United States Veto may be defined, in the U.S. parliamentary government, the executive power, as that of the president of the United States, to abrogate a measure that has already been passed by the legislative. See veto in general and in the legal dictonary (and also bellow). […]
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Administrative Procedures Act
Administrative Procedures Act in the United States Concept of Administrative Procedures Act In the U.S., in the context of Presidency and Executive Power, Administrative Procedures Act has the following meaning: The Administrative Procedures Act (Title 5, Chapter 5 of the United States Code) […]